Sentence examples for spontaneous intervention from inspiring English sources

As a result, outside board members seeking a change in strategy or, perhaps, leadership are wary, and examples of spontaneous intervention are relatively few and far between.

But it sounded sincere, and it was the sort of spontaneous intervention that Bush had seemed incapable of during some of the earlier debates, when the mere act of being onstage seemed like agony to him.

Spontaneous intervention with BK Jumbies, Mercado Jamaica Mexico City, 2011, photo by Marco Pacheco.

"Spontaneous Interventions" is the title of the presentation, which highlights 124 small-scale, often anonymous, mostly collaborative projects to improve cities.

Having just marked its 10th year, the festival is poised between being a regional showcase bubbling with spontaneous interventions and a smooth international canvas.

"The Stowaway Series is a constellation of episodic projects and spontaneous interventions in spaces throughout the New Museum," Helga Christoffersen, assistant curator at the New Museum tells The Creators Project.

This year's U.S. Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale housed "Spontaneous Interventions," an exhibition of 124 public-initiated urban improvements; there were 400 submissions.

In a retrospective analysis of all patients who presented with spontaneous CAD, intervention with PCI or CABG were reported in up to 50% of the population [ 5].

Almost half of all births (46%) were spontaneous without intervention (episiotomies and stitches not included), fifteen percent were assisted deliveries, almost fifteen percent required induction or augmentation of labor and in twenty one percent the membranes were ruptured artificially (AROM).

But two-thirds of those early births are spontaneous, and any intervention that could reduce them could have significant public health consequences.

This study of real-time feedback provided during prehospital CPR was designed with a power of 90% and a two sided alpha of 0.05 to detect a 10% absolute difference in return of spontaneous circulation between intervention and control arms, with an assumed 20% incidence of return of spontaneous circulation at any time during resuscitation.