At the outset of the new film Time Out of Mind, we see Richard Gere squatting in an apartment when the building manager played by Steve Buscemi tells him he can't stay there any more.
Clinton, on the other hand, won fair and square, but many Republicans treated him as an illegitimate figure from the outset, and from the time of the 1994 election, which brought the Republicans to power in both houses and made Newt Gingrich speaker of the House, the G.O.P. practiced a politics of holy war that culminated in the impeachment proceedings.
That is, the outcome of interest (eg, time intervals) is unknown at the outset of the study and measured over time, whereas the patient chart provides data that are not attainable from administrative data.
We strongly encourage authors to make definitive assessments at the outset of the study, and certainly by the time of submission.
The 49ers will give up only a sixth-round draft pick, according to The Baltimore Sun, a low price to provide a big target for quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who will be the starter from the outset of the season for the first time.
"Our ability to project technical superiority and overwhelming force in a short period of time at the outset of the Iraq war was driven by reliance on contractors, who can move very quickly," Schooner says.
Truth, like time, from the outset of the bombing, seemed to move like molasses.
"We spent a ton of time at the outset of the election looking at the historical trends in the battleground universe," Benenson said, adding that they drew on past exit-poll data as well as models produced by the internal analytics team.
Even from the outset, designs of those games were deliberately conservative because of the time crunch.
Many proposals for including stakeholders in decisions about how to use stored sequences propose that the decisions can be made at one point in time, usually at the outset of the study.
