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However, the hardest instances are in fact concentrated at a second, lower, transition point.

But such instances are in the minority, and the late stories "Revelation" (1964) and "Parker's Back" (1965), suggest her talent was only deepening as her life ended.

Though most of its instances are in English, French, German, and Italian, the editors still have time for a discourse on the nuances of the Romanian dor, a word whose approximate meaning is "longing" but that is "a lyrical expression of the feeling of finitude, between folk metaphysics and philosophical reflection, and self-consciously Romanian".

The two instances are in Vorlesungen über die Geschichte der Philosophie, Volume I, Hermann Glockner (ed)., Stuttgart: Fr.

These criminal charges are not convictions though, and some wonder how many instances are in fact false accusations being used to take down public officials.

Considering this high density, it seems unlikely that all ESR instances are in fact bound by trans-factors and play an actual role in splicing regulation.

Particularly relevant applications could, for instance, be in-field, rapid and cost-efficient qualitative multiplex monitoring of pathogens.

One of those instances was in February, when it fiddled with its terms of service.

Although current algorithms are useful for fairly large datasets, scaling problems are found when the number of instances is in the hundreds of thousands or millions.

The previous two instances were in 2009, for the H1N1 influenza pandemic, and in May for the resurgence of polio.

One of the more famous instances was in 2003, when Chicago Cubs slugger Sammy Sosa's bat splintered, revealing its illegal innards.