In all bird species a small percentage of females probably have two ovaries; reported instances include owls, parrots, sparrows, and doves, with estimates for doves ranging from 5 percent to 25 percent.
Instances include Balanchine's Agon and Movements, already mentioned, and the British choreographer Kenneth (later Sir Kenneth MacMillann's The Song of the Earth (1965) to the song-symphony by the Austrian composer Gustav Mahler.
However, very few instances include CECS of the upper limb.
Instances include dike building, atmospheric monitoring, cyberspace virus control, deforestation, disease control, and peacekeeping.
Its instances include bad inferences like the following: some patient is sick, and some doctor is a liar; so some patient is happy.
Instances include, on the consumer side, Airbnb for travel and Habito for mortgages and Convoy, for trucking, on the b2b side.*.*
These latter instances include proactive and sometimes quite expensive interventions in water management, forestry and agricultural practices, environmental protection, infrastructure and urban planning, and resource consumption.
Instances include the user's IP address, the type of communication unit (such as mobile devices), information related to the browser and the operating system, and location (derived from the IP address or using GPS).
The reasons for these instances include: heavy rain during the day (n = 6); high cloud cover (n = 8); exchanging of pond water (n = 4); and the use of aerators (n = 4).
Instances include direct investments in R&D or infrastructure, preferential pricing policies (e.g. road pricing based on emissions, preferential parking fees), subsidies for EV purchase or EV infrastructure construction and tax incentives for EVs (e.g. concerning fuel taxes, circulation taxes/motor taxes, registration/purchase taxes).
Other instances include The Association song reference and Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.
