But in real life occurrences of symbols are often interdependent.
At first glance, it seemed like the cold open was going to dodge politics entirely by beginning in a high school classroom, but it ended up focusing on a dim 16-year-old who Donald Trump had retweeted – a real-life occurrence, the show went out of its way to point out.
As part of the secondary objectives, the study sample was described in terms of real-life occurrence of neutropenic events (FN/PSN), presence of G-CSF prophylaxis and consequences of FN on the chemotherapy protocol (percentage of patients who experienced dose adjustment or delay, dropped cycles or were switched to another regimen as a result of developing FN).
Besides novelizations of real-life occurrences, French literature also featured best sellers of pure imagination.
In several sly instances, Ms. Freed suggests how recurrent themes in Shakespeare -- mistaken identity, for example -- might have been inspired by real-life occurrences.
Kafkaesque elements often appear in existential works, but the term has transcended the literary realm to apply to real-life occurrences and situations that are incomprehensibly complex, bizarre, or illogical.
Nevertheless, it is difficult to generalize laboratory results to real-life occurrences of alcohol-related violence.
The Hunted is a fictional story based on a true story and as exciting as only real life inspired occurrences can be.
Real life was happening elsewhere.
It should be remembered that drivers in actual driving situations would presumably mostly find potential rear-end collisions to be a very rare occurrence in real life (Parasuraman, Hancock, & Olofinboba, 1997; Spence & Ho, 2008b), and they might not respond to such infrequent vibrotactile warnings as rapidly as in the laboratory experiments (Parasuraman et al., 1997).
So perhaps that's why jaded New Yorkers don't stop when odd occurrences happen there in real life.
