I prefer to judge him, not on one instance, but on his actions.
This study focuses on one instance of this process: medium-term background soil redistribution induced by sheet erosion.
The abstract idea exception focuses on one instance when that bargain is unfair when the invention that is being patented is an idea that is so fundamental and basic that it does more harm to society by granting a patent than the good of making that invention public.
Cosby often pushed alcohol on her, Tarshis said, and on one instance when the two had been working on material together, she fell unconscious at his bungalow after having a cocktail he made for her.
On one instance, the groans from the audience were so loud that Brat asked for additional time to speak, and on another interjection, he had to restart his point, beginning once again with Pelosi's name.
In the experiments described above, rats, pigeons and humans were trained on one instance each of two symmetrical patterning problems.
On one instance, a female orangutan placed all the incorrect items in front of her on a piece of cardboard that she had brought with her before entering the testing room.
The months dragged on, and in one instance, Contreras said Wednesday, he had dreamed that his daughters were with him.
The issues that I took on were in one instance constitutional issues, and the second was a Federal civil procedure issue...
Ten of these incidents were in the context of patient care (on duty or on call) and one instance of patient harm was recorded (over-prescribing drugs).
She has worked in projects produced by choreographers Margaret Jenkins, Carolyn Brown, Sara Rudner; composers John Luther Adams, Paul Dresher; and in one instance on the moon of Endor, filmmaker George Lucas.
