Or an N.F.L. game in which the defense routinely knows which play an offense is about to run.
As Passover of 2008 commences Saturday night, Mr. Weininger, along with Ian Chesis-Teran, is one of two gay rabbinical students at J.T.S., as the seminary is routinely known.
Should rare shortcomings be made more routinely known?
This suggests that, for 3-D similarity methods to provide biologically meaningful results, the conformer generation program employed should be able to routinely reproduce known "bioactive" conformers (e.g., an experimentally-derived ligand conformation of a chemical bound in a protein crystal structure binding pocket).
Anyone who has sat in lazy contentment in the lush and leafy 'secret' garden at the northernmost extent of Central Park, a once desolate location where unsuspecting visitors were routinely robbed, knows that a book about Lynden Breed Miller's vital work is long overdue.
Emergency room doctors treating the victims routinely want to know if a patient was wearing a seat belt, so they know what kind of injuries to look for.
The beekeepers I know routinely have trouble with bears, which take an almost orgiastic pleasure in scattering a hive's contents.
Since the birth of western literature, writers have written "what they know" – routinely invading the privacy of their friends, families and lovers in the process.
Nearly every critic and music-industry professional I know routinely decries the Grammys as trifling, an arbiter of nothing: they are too white, too docile, too choked by genre, too long, too loyal to outmoded tropes.
They say senior editors knew about this, because reporters could not commission private investigators without going through their desk editor; because editors routinely demanded to know the source of information in stories; and because executives kept tight control of their budgets.
