Historians disagree as to whether Ælfwald was replaced by Eardwulf, who would thus have reigned a second time from 808 to 811 or 812, or whether the reign of Eardwulf's son Eanred began in 808.
The writer would produce one hardcover best seller a year, and at the moment of its publication the author's last-year hardcover best seller would be reissued in paperback, the title thus becoming a cash machine a second time.
Ferry service resumed on 19 October, but one of the two engines overheated on 26 October, only one week later, needing to be replaced, thus shutting down the ferry a second time during the same month.
The subjects could not read the case text again at this stage, preventing them from processing the case a second time, thus avoiding 'second-look' bias.
Thus, if any given PU reappears a second time (i.e., already l k ∗ ∈ ℒ ( v ) ), all the remaining updates in the current repeat loop cannot increase the power (i.e., Bduplicate=ON).
The study confirmed the correlation between hypochondriacal attitudes and reduced warm glow effect [ 16] a second time and thus this finding appears reliable.
Davis's unusually long sentence results from a controversial practice known as "stacking," in which each count of an indictment is counted as a separate crime, thus transforming a first-time defendant into a "habitual criminal" subject to multiple sentences and mandatory sentencing guidelines.
Thus, portions originally awarded in a First Time Auction are seen as having a decreasing harvest-expectancy, while portions awarded in an Ordinary Annual Auction have a constant harvest-expectancy.
Thus, geophysical inversion modeling was run a third time and density was allowed to vary within each individual rock unit.
Thus, we had to tell many a first time voter that they would have to fill out a Provisional Ballot - a more time intensive process involving filling out information on a pink envelope before completing the ballot - and then the ballot went to our supervisor to turn in separately, not into the ballot box.
Thus were the Ionians for the third time reduced to slavery; once by the Lydians, and a second, and now a third time, by the Persians.
