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When we say that preschoolers can't pay attention, we really mean that they can't not pay attention: they have trouble focusing on just one event and shutting out all the rest.
Maroney was the only U.S. gymnast with just one event but no one on the team registered a score higher than her 16.233 on vault.
And that was just one event, in one little city, on one Saturday night.
We speculate that strong self-interactions would provide higher signal-to-noise ratios for cell-cell recognition, which might be just one event among many simultaneous molecular interactions on the cell surface.
"There's usually not just one event that explains it all.
"I cannot pick him because of just one event," Sutton said of Leonard.
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There was just one public event on his campaign schedule for the day (although his morning was busy with several private meetings), and it was still many hours away.
The left scenario (a) shows a trajectory consisting of two location area updates and three consecutive handover events, the second one (b) outlines a special case with just one handover event.
"People say, 'Oh, why are you going to all three shows?' But it's really just like one event".
The cross section for these kind of events is about 0.01 picobarns¹, which means that to get just one more event we need about a hundred inverse picobarns of data.
While most are current in payments, many of them are just one unfortunate event away from default.
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