Songandaprayer did not give up, drawing within a head of Buckle Down Ben as Dowd, watching with Hurley on a clubhouse television, yelled, "Come on Pat -- one time, one time!" Hurley, surrounded by about 10 family members, stood silent and stunned as Songandaprayer began to fade.
Who am I? I'm just some chick who bleeds black and gold and who one time (one time people!) cried over a Saints loss.
Martica Salwin, the Matta expert, described inscapes as "visualizing the psyche, which means not just looking at one thing in one time, one point of time and space".
Data arrives for user i in form of bits with an average rate of λ i bits per unit time (one time unit represents one symbol duration).
I had one radio job (part time, one time a week) for one year before I decided that if I stayed in radio, I'd never get anywhere money wise.
They talk on the phone "10 times a day," one-on-one face time is a weekly ritual.
Aside from world titles, he is a one-time WWF Light Heavyweight Champion, one-time WWF Hardcore Champion, one-time WWF European Champion, four-time WWF/E Intercontinental Champion, and a nine-time World Tag Team Champion.
The middle child in me needed the special one-on-one time, but at the same time I had a chance to see a side of my Dad and Granny outside the regular family dynamic.
The number of iterations in the task of analyzing structural variation is 2 because it runs one time on the original dataset and one time on randomized dataset of the same size.
The PH assumption was confirmed by entering variable-by-time interaction terms one by one, with time on the log scale.
But it never appeared in the magazine, although Arno's cartoons did countless times (actually one thousand one hundred and sixty-nine times, according to my database).
