In the case of Clinton's team, though, the ad hoc circumstances are all the more striking given that as a former secretary of State, U.S. senator, presidential candidate and first lady, she is the overwhelming front-runner for the Democratic nomination for president, and the group includes some of the top political talent in her party.
Though many ad hoc techniques have been developed to deal with this problem, unfortunately most of them are not applicable indoors due to the high variability of the environment (movement of furniture and of people, etc).
High accuracy was also found for the resistive technology by TEKSCAN (RMSE < 2.5%), even though a complex ad hoc calibration was necessary.
Even though crop insurance expanded, ad hoc disaster payments remained common.
At a deeper level, though, the ad-hoc targeting of a few conspicuous culprits makes no noticeable difference to the way the country works.
As Humio VP of Engineering Christian Hvitved tells me, though, running ad-hoc queries is the exception, and most users only do so when they encounter bugs or a DDoS attack.
For the moment they serve as an ad hoc museum, though one unlike any museum that has ever existed before.
The US shale gas boom has already had major effects on Russia, though its responses have remained ad hoc.
"Bluetooth", a short-range wireless protocol that enables mobile phones to talk to nearby handheld computers, printers and other phones, is a simple form of ad hoc networking, though it supports only single "hops" between individual devices.The advent of WI-FI networking equipment has also provided a foothold.
The stories' narrator directs his hostility not at boyars in general, but at the younger Romantic nationalist ones, whom he portrays as gambling on Moldavia's future: "[There was] a clash of ideas opposing old boyars to the youth of Moldavia's ad hoc Divan, even though both were in favor of 'Union'.
