Perkins had started nearly every game for the last three years, including the run to the 2008 championship.
In comparison, horses in the care of Motion — one of the trainers without a single drug violation and who will race Went the Day Well in the Preakness Stakes next Saturday — have started nearly 1,900 races and broken down or showed signs of injury in just 0.5 per thousand starts.
Like other American forecasters, Ms. Fosler argues, in effect, that once all the data catch up with what is actually happening today, the upturn will turn out to have started about now, nearly a year after the recession began.
His former pastor said some terrible things and so, can we really trust this guy?' " In near unison, the audience replied, "Yes!" Before asking for their votes, Mr. Obama has started to conclude nearly every one of his campaign events with a forceful recitation of his values.
Meanwhile, New England plans to import natural gas supplies from foreign markets and has started construction on nearly a dozen shipping terminals for liquid natural-gas imports.
In fact, the driverless revolution has already begun, but has started so incrementally as to go nearly unnoticed.
Adam Scott has started quietly, with three pars, but nearly slam dunks his approach at 4 straight into the cup.
For scenes in contemporary movies the values very nearly reach 0.43, which is analogous to a fractal (1/f 1) value in these data, having started as nearly white noise in 1940.
Transfers might have started as nearly as the Neolithic revolution (around 8 500 BP; [ 9, 12]) and nowadays they continue occurring in giving rise in some cases to catastrophic destruction of habitats.
The game had also started nearly one hour and 22 minutes late because of rain as the skies mocked the previous night's proceedings.
