Sky's commercial commitment to golf was also key, although offset by the routinely small audience that watches it live on the station.
First, UK households routinely take small, low cost, low tech, intuitive, and quickly implementable actions such as changing diets, clothing, and opening/closing windows, as coping responses to existing climatic variability.
Even though the part that shed the foam, the bipod ramp, will probably be stripped of foam on the next mission, other areas routinely shed smaller pieces of foam that hit the orbiter.
The intelligence division of the New York Police Department routinely asks smaller departments outside the city for help in identifying would-be terrorists, and it was through this network that the New York police learned of Mr. Pimentel around May 2009, Mr. Kelly said.
Specialist resources like homicide and rape investigation, as well as forensic accounting and expertise in drugs and trafficking, which were formerly unavailable routinely to smaller forces such as Dumfries and Galloway, can now be drawn upon by officers all over Scotland.
To avoid arousing suspicion, UBS employees routinely made small changes to submissions, the complaint detailed.
Like many technology company executives, Ms. Sandberg routinely sells small chunks of her holdings under automated trading plans.
Farmers routinely add small doses of antibiotics to their feed, and this, too, has daunting knock-on effects.
During the Bush years, the regulation-averse S.E.C. routinely exempted small public companies from the audit requirement, saying it was unduly burdensome.
Normal plant operations produce both of them in the cooling water, and they are even released routinely in small amounts into the environment, usually through tall chimneys.
