This may be a one-shot occurrence for airlines.
Focusing on interactions enables a deeper understanding than observing responses as a one-shot static occurrence.
Wilson Chandler spotted up, released and missed his first shot, a normal occurrence during the Knicks' six-game slide.
What you may not know is that when you are a poor young person of color, living in the urban ghettos in and around corners of this nation, someone getting shot is an everyday occurrence.
This sounds confusing, but for some possible film subjects, you may simply be shooting an open shot of a place or occurrence (think space shuttle lift off or rush hour traffic, both with an interesting point of focus not related to input from added elements like actors or props).
Finally, we used the one-shot model to probe the correlated occurrence of DSs of different types on the ancestral network (Fig 5).
He was, admittedly, beaten by Claus Jensen's speculative long shot but that was almost a freak occurrence for Charlton, whose overall play was disappointing and who were two goals down at that stage anyway.
This AI Servo adjustment accounts for camera movement forward and back, a typical occurrence when moving in close for a macro shot as photographers rock back and forth, or a flower blows in the wind.
We formulate such a framework by using signal detection and estimation theory to obtain physical bounds on the detection of neural spikes and the estimation of their occurrence times as set by photon counting statistics (shot noise).
The fatigue mechanism occurrence is delayed by forging process coupled with finishing process such as shot penning.
Continuous local treatment with LA, single shot or continuous PVB, intravenous lidocaine, and preoperative selective serotonin-noradrenalin reuptake inhibitor successfully prevent occurrence of persistent pain after the breast cancer surgery.
