Following this one-time example, the state of Florida passed a law banning these types of directed donation preferences [ 39].
In a standard survival analysis there is one event (for example, death) and one time (for example, days until death).
He claims his technology will recognise what type of appliance is plugged into a socket at any one time: for example, an iron left on can be switched off remotely.
One time, for example, he told her about a lovely woman with whom he'd had a brief but passionate affair and who had looked just like Milena.
At one time, for example, it was believed that a 1.8-million-year-old circle of stones that had been noticed at a site on the Gorge's floor represented the remains of a deliberately constructed windbreak.
One time, for example, a young girl fleeing mutilation came to our safe-house, and her parents followed close behind, demanding we hand her over.
One time, for example, when Andy and Patricia were practically at the point of heavy petting, and the guys on the dock felt lower than low, Bobby started to think about Andy's tongue.
"Collapse" explores peoples and states whose civilizations at one time shattered (examples include the Greenland Norse, Easter Islanders, Pitcairn Polynesians, the Anasazi of the American Southwest, the Maya, and Rwanda, Haiti, China, and Australia).
And the company was an industrial giant – at one time (1976), for example, it had 90% of film and 85% of camera sales in the US and was regularly rated one of the world's five most valuable brands.
Any food stamp recipient who failed to meet that quota just one time — because, for example, the employer cut back work hours or a sick child needed care — would be cut off food stamps for a year.
Some of these studies collected ratings at one time point, for example after a 6 minute walk test, or considered a test‐retest design to determine the consistency and reliability of ratings.
