A pair of oversize Doughmakers cookie sheets saved time and fuss: four dozen cookies were baked at one time, released easily, and did not brown too much on the bottoms.
"A one-time release would be a terrible decision, and we need a fundamental change in the way we deal with criminals.
The first is that the Tiananmen pro-democracy protests amounted to a one-time release of the Chinese people's political passions, later replaced by a zeal for making money.
The amendment, which is in effect for five years, also calls for a larger one-time release of water that will mimic the once-common floods that rejuvenated the delta every spring, scouring out sediment and old vegetation and opening up areas for new vegetation to thrive.
The Justice Department is set to release about 6,000 drug inmates early from prison in the largest one-time release of federal prisoners as a result of action taken last year by the U.S. Sentencing Commission to reduce the punishment for drug offenders.
Over the weekend, about 6,112 people will be freed from federal custody, the largest one-time release in US history and the result of a sentencing restructuring for drug offenses.
The United States plans to free nearly 6,000 prisoners — the largest ever one-time release of federal inmates — in an effort to reduce overcrowding and ease the punishment for drug crimes.
Here, we mostly consider a one-time release of engineered teneral adults into selected patches.
Nor would an alleged one-time release of radiation in 1986 readily explain the cluster, given that the excess incidence persisted over at least 15 years.
Also for perspective, the one-time release of 7.4 x 10 9) microg of Pb dust from sanding compares to 50 x 10 9) microg of Pb dust emitted annually per 0.1 mile (0.16 km) from street traffic during the peak use of leaded gasoline.
It's a wildly boring feature, to be sure, but it will speed up software updates and, more important, reduce the amount of bandwidth Apple has to blow out at any one time when it releases a update.
