Currently, investigators must get a separate warrant for each network service provider whose system the signal crosses, which can be hundreds in a single instance.
For example, he identifies more than 20 different processes involved in a single instance of being conscious of one's own actions.
The Justice Department has, in at least one case, allowed a company both to admit and deny similar charges in a single instance.
In a single instance, it only saves the company a few seconds, but in the grand scheme of things this certainly makes the business more efficient.
We assume cost associativity, i.e., that running n jobs in n instances in parallel costs as much as running n jobs sequentially in a single instance.
In terms of categorization, she falls into the singularist camp on causation, since she further rejected the Humean view that causation is not observable in a single instance.
Objects with DP <300 are likely to develop significant wear and tear (a detached piece of paper with text) in a single instance of handling (reading).
Well, celebrate the the structural flaws underpinning the statistics in a single instance of polling all over again with a commemorative 123-PAGE PDF DOCUMENT.
Layering filter upon filter, the results go way beyond replicating what might have happened in a single instance inside a camera or a darkroom.
Using the case of Lilly Ledbetter (who during the 1980's and 90's was paid less for her work for Goodyear Tire than her male counterparts), Vedantam acknowledges that it is often impossible to prove discrimination in a single instance.
