When travelling, he packed his own clothes, synchronizing them with his itinerary, so that each change would suit the time, occasion, and climate stops on tour.
The costs of the cynicism and wasted time occasioned by such a fruitless exercise will never be calculated, but they certainly exist.
Pirelli can, however, add up the editorial pages and television time occasioned by the Cal, and those are huge.
The New Yorker, August 7, 2000 P. 31 Talk story about the economics of large special events... Political conventions are "mega-events" — high-profile, one-time occasions that bring national attention and droves of tourists to a city.
By James Surowiecki The New Yorker, August 7, 2000 P. 31 Talk story about the economics of large special events... Political conventions are "mega-events" — high-profile, one-time occasions that bring national attention and droves of tourists to a city.
These issues were typically unpredictable, one-time occasions, and the de-bugging process ultimately helped improve the utility of future messages.
Participants in the control group used cannabis on fewer than 50 life-time occasions and did not use last year [ 36].
Thirty-nine (28%) respondents reported they had found relevant literature on no more than five times occasions in the past five years.
