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There were occasional catch trials (ca. 24 per run) where participants were required to detect a rapid doubling or halving of SF and respond with a button press.
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Occasional probe trials that involved either 60° rotations or 1.5 shearings were introduced for both groups.
Following an outcry, newspapers later reported his arrest.Similarly, the occasional arrest, trial or imprisonment of dissidents, be they religious extremists, alleged apostates or liberals demanding a constitutional monarchy, tend to surface on Twitter rather than in print.
"Certainty is a much more important aspect than severity," Mr. Simon said, arguing for more oversight and run-of-the-mill prosecutions, rather than the occasional high-profile trial.
The money was in the occasional big criminal trial and, more and more, in the divorce work brought in by his fame or by his contacts with rich and important people.
The difficulty of the task was varied by the occasional occurrence of "lure" trials in which a letter presented on a current trial had also appeared 2, 4, or 5 trials previously.
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This power setting translated into a more or less continuous detection range of 1.6 m in laboratory trials, although occasional longer distance contacts of up to 3.2 m were recorded.
