In a small number of cases (12%), someone was present in the same room at the time of the first sexual abuse incident, the majority of the individuals (90%) were children, although two participants reported the presence of an adult as well.
The item whether someone was present at the time of death (question number 21) is presented in table 3. The proportion of patients dying alone did not change overall.
"It was almost like someone was presenting a case to the higher-ups and they would say, 'Are you sure?
(White physician, Los Angeles Focus Group) "I would want to know the race -- I'm not doing hospital work anymore, but if someone was presenting me a case, I'd want to know the race so you would have an idea of how they grew up.
The hitch, for the doughty policemen of Arizona, is that once they have determined, with the federal government's help, that someone is present illegally, there is nothing more they can do.
With the right sensors — say, a camera in the home to identify known faces or pets, a door key that recognizes when someone is present, and so on — today's AI techniques can provide a more nuanced prediction.
In 1977, the introduction of both the Criminal Law Act and Protection from Eviction Act made it an offence to threaten or use violence to enter a property where someone is present and opposes the entry.
Now the permission of the property owner is irrelevant, and trespassing is redefined as someone being present on private property without the governments permission.
Let someone be present when you climb the coconut tree.
So, for example, if someone is presented as a match for a marketing job but actually has no experience in that area, or you happen to know that the person is actually trying to move away from marketing, the Referrals engine won't suggest that individual the next time that a marketing role comes up.
"She has this great sense of how someone is presenting herself," said Rob Reiner, the Hollywood director.
