These occasions are often far more enjoyable than those carefully planned birthday celebrations or family gatherings that come with such a weight of expectation that they disappoint if they are not perfect.
Although Wegner could be modest and diffident about his work, he was a gregarious man, and his domed head and neatly bearded and bespectacled face, with a bow tie for formal occasions, were often seen at the Art Workers Guildd (to which he was introduced by Mansell in 1952), at the Chelsea Arts Club and at the dinners of the Double Crown Club.
A sampling occasion is a finite period of time during which data are collected, e.g., a survey day, but in studies of marine mammals sampling occasions are often taken to be longer, e.g., a season.
The occasion is often the trigger for a bout of midsummer mudslinging across the Japan Sea.
In fact, any special occasion was often accompanied with alcohol, which according to both male and female respondents helped conversation and socializing, enhanced mood and helped people to feel joyful.
When the emphasis is on estimates for the population and major subpopulations, an independent sample may be used on each occasion, which is often the case when the interval between the surveys is large.
Consequently, risk and cost data used to support climate adaptation is of high uncertainty and in many occasions, real data is often unavailable and incomplete.
Another occasion when paracetamol is often routinely administered is around the time of vaccination, to reduce the amount of pain and swelling at an injection site, and also lessen any fever brought on by the injection.
As we in the United States have lately had occasion to remember, humor is often intrinsic to political protest — funny signs and chants, illustrations and effigies of the leader under scorn.
