Commissioner Kelly said the precautions would include vehicle stops and searches -- some randomly, others targeting particular types of vehicles -- in Midtown and Lower Manhattan, and in Queens, as well as at bridges and tunnels into Manhattan.
I often returned to Durham around the second Saturday in July, as the curious expatriate my uncles, aunts and cousins still know as "our Pete"; often stayed in some randomly let flat within the greater coalfield.
It really isn't obvious to me, and the Chancellor certainly hasn't explained why, it is necessary to balance the budget at all, and certainly by some randomly chosen date that is close by.
Adding this to his review shows Pickles has prevailed in a row with the work and pensions secretary, Iain Duncan Smith: localisation of council tax benefit makes a nonsense of Duncan Smith's "universal" credit, leaving some randomly worse off than now.
Too often policy ideas about inequality are dominated either by a focus on income inequalities, which tends to assume that everyone is the same apart from some randomly distributed differences in income (missing out the ethnicity, geography or gender that are the source of income differences), or by lobbies for different groups: disabled people, ethnic minorities, women-headed households, etc.
Over some randomly rash, rushing hum and clatter of broken-down keyboards, backfiring FX units, dumpster-divined percussion and a mass of deliberately detuned instruments, the duo never once, not even for a second, give into the idea of writing a tune.
Figure 10 Some randomly selected images of this test.
We present an illustrative real-world case study and some randomly generated instances for computational applications.
Comparisons with some randomly selected parameters are conducted to highlight the superiority of the proposed method.
The evolution usually starts with some randomly selected genes as the first generation.
At some randomly distributed places the aggregation of individual gold nanoparticles takes place.
