Sentence examples for new occurrences from inspiring English sources

After a while, even though the pace is still rapid and new occurrences are born daily, monotony sneaks up on you.

No new occurrences of flooding were reported after this.

Consequently, the karst areas in which sinkholes show a higher clustering are a priori more favourable for predicting new occurrences.

This study adds new occurrences of Euphorbiaceae to the region compared with the results found in previous surveys; 50% of the collected Euphorbiaceae species were considered useful, with Manihot esculenta (cassava) considered of the highest importance, with a higher utilization rate in the community ponds.

Immune network theory enables the design of a Reinforcement Learning (RL) mechanism to interconnect cases, capture explicit knowledge about the outcomes (success and failure) of control decisions and enable decision-making by taking advantage of previous outcomes in reaction to new occurrences of disturbances.

Three of the five new occurrences published here (Table 1) are in paint containing red lake or black, although in one it is combined with vermilion (another poor drying pigment) and in another it is in a green mixture which, although it includes some black pigment, is composed predominantly of lead white and lead tin yellow.

The new occurrence was local, meaning no multiple surgeries, no chemotherapy.

While linking to other sources is not a new occurrence by any means, it can still seem misguided to journalists who work vigorously to break a story ahead of other news outlets.

The two groups regularly malign each other in sectarian terms — a new occurrence in Yemen — and on several occasions, rallies have devolved into rock-throwing and even gun battles between members of the two camps.

That's not a new occurrence, though – App Annie notes this trend has been ongoing over the past five years.

That said, Apple's decision to reject apps based on their use of Apple emoji is not a new occurrence.