By James Surowiecki The New Yorker, August 7, 2000 P. 31 Talk story about the economics of large special events... Political conventions are "mega-events" — high-profile, one-time occasions that bring national attention and droves of tourists to a city.
The New Yorker, August 7, 2000 P. 31 Talk story about the economics of large special events... Political conventions are "mega-events" — high-profile, one-time occasions that bring national attention and droves of tourists to a city.
These issues were typically unpredictable, one-time occasions, and the de-bugging process ultimately helped improve the utility of future messages.
Whereas occasion platforms tend to be based on one-time annual events, arranging merchandise displays for specific purchase situations focuses on recurring or persistent shopping contexts.
Buy clothes that can be used for several different occasions instead of only one-time events.
He said he got stuck in the elevator at least three times, on one occasion for more than two hours.
She's met him a few times; on one occasion, she says, he thanked her for singing his songs, but she "got a bit scared.
The President answered these questions by saying that the Securities and Exchange Commission had "fully looked into" the matter a formula he resorted to a half dozen times, on one occasion appearing to allude wittily to Gertrude Stein.
In both of the aforementioned studies, the teaching interventions were available for the students for a total of 6 weeks, while the students in the present study only had access to the tutorial for a limited time on one occasion.
All but 3 men had previously had a PSA test; 14 had been tested two or three times, 4 on one occasion, 2 men six times and 3 men had been tested on 7, 8 and 12 occasions each.
The same study found 85%and88%8% of alternative school males and females, respectively reported having five drinks at one time on at least one occasion in the past month, compared to 55% and 34% of males and females in traditional schools [ 34].
