The instruments were applied in one occasion, on the same day of patients' routine doctor's appointment.
Having failed to win the 1912 race for no other reason than that it was decided by a points system rather than time, Christophe would go on to lose the Tour from a seemingly unassailable position on no fewer than three separate occasions because of the same mechanical problem.
While the Supreme Court heard and rejected the industry's arguments on two occasions, many of the same claims are being advanced once more in an effort to shape the Indian government's response to the court's decision.
And I found myself thinking, on these occasions, of that same future in a different way, of a world in which people would be replaced by machines, not just as drivers, but as meaningful actors in vast swaths of human economic and social endeavor.
From her brief tenure at Columbia University until her disappearance somewhere between Lae, New Guinea, and Howland Island, Amelia Earhart and Margaret Mead were on a number of occasions in the same general locale at the same time.
"At Memory's Edge," a collection of interrelated essays written for different occasions, covers some of the same territory as Young's earlier, groundbreaking book "The Texture of Memory," a study of Holocaust memorials the world over.
The paper also reports preliminary data on diurnal changes in water concentrations of steroids (measured on two separate occasions) in the same groups of fish.
Hibell et al. [ 2] reported that boys aged 15 16 in the United Kingdom consumed on average 6.9 cl of pure alcohol on the latest occasion, and girls of the same age consumed 5.7 cl, exceeding the current recommendations for adults [ 6].
The cells were sorting on 3 different occasions using the same pool of splenocytes extracted from the spleens of 6 neonates.
