The financials aren't perfectly event-free either (INET has been making acquisitions lately and may continue to do so), but it's been less volatile than IACI.
However, in [11] we have only considered a simple scenario where all STAs where perfectly event-synchronised and always had packets ready to be transmitted.
For scenarios where all members of clusters are perfectly event-synchronised we just need to replace the number of STAs in the original model by the number of clusters, Nc.
Since the clusters in the latter category are all perfectly event-synchronised, the members of C i face collisions only when any STA of C i begins to transmit while any other cluster transmits at the same time.
The decision was, in other words, a perfectly Warburgian event: conservative and reassuring to a pedantic degree, it was also potentially destabilizing.
The actual slap (which happens on page 40 of a 500-page novel) is, we begin to realise, a perfectly emblematic event because it shockingly expresses that predominant emotion: anger.
This is a perfectly normal event which occurs every night and we believe it's a mechanism to prevent us from acting out our dreams which could be highly dangerous.
But he's wary, too, perhaps because he has yet to come to terms with his new visibility (the other night, he and Hytner saw a show together, a perfectly ordinary event that was reported in a newspaper as if it was big news) and perhaps, too, because some of his productions have been less well received than others.
We think we need to form interfaith councils and have a perfectly structured event.
And Perfectly Posh Events, the wedding planner, had to scramble for an indoor venue in the middle of summer, usually the best time of the year for an outdoor exchanging of vows.
Mr. Bourdieu, who has collaborated on several screenplays with the writer and director Arnaud Desplechin, shares Mr. Desplechin's ability to fill perfectly ordinary events with menace and uncertainty.
