A search of the archives of The New York Times revealed a significant increase in occurrences, from 11 in 1980 to 175 in 1999.
The conceit finds Barnes and Parryment presenting "a selection of characters and occurrences from around the world on a single day in 2016".
Rawls fought in the Army during the Second World War, and a brief memoir in the new book, written five years before his death, recounts three occurrences from that time.
The company, which has spent $22 million since 2002 upgrading its incinerator to comply with tougher standards of the Clean Air Act, reported 70 deviations, or faulty occurrences, from 2006 to 2008.
Even if all the occurrences from the primordial soup right up to my parents' meeting 4.5 billion years later are completely random, I still find it miraculous, if only in the secular sense of the word, that I'm here writing this letter.
fractal dimension of the breeding and wintering occurrences (from box-counting).
FENL is composed of four stages, which depend on keyword occurrences from several combinations of nouns, verbs, and/or adjectives.
Arras et al. (2009) also showed semidiurnal tidal signature on the variability of Es occurrences from GPS-RO data.
However, both conservation networks fail to conserve occurrences from one portion of the species' range, possibly speeding loss of unique local adaptations.
Figure 2a reports the power-law relationship for PIPL and REKN breeding occurrences in 2006, and Figure 2b for the SNPL breeding occurrences from 2002 to 2010.
Moreover, we identified two major migration pathways, along the Iron Gate Canyon and the Timiş – Cerna Gap, that may connect all known occurrences from the two regions separated by the Carpathian Mountains.
