But if it seems to be working in Michigan, or if there are more random mass shootings with hours of lag time between outset and neutralization of the shooter(s) nationwide, it could be the start of a trend.
"Our ability to project technical superiority and overwhelming force in a short period of time at the outset of the Iraq war was driven by reliance on contractors, who can move very quickly," Schooner says.
"We spent a ton of time at the outset of the election looking at the historical trends in the battleground universe," Benenson said, adding that they drew on past exit-poll data as well as models produced by the internal analytics team.
All of the aforementioned tests were repeated at time of arterial catheterization (i.e., at outset of coronary angiographic procedure and prior to commencement of an ad hoc PCI), 4 hours post PCI, 24 hours post PCI, and at 14-day follow-up.
Truth, like time, from the outset of the bombing, seemed to move like molasses.
Fellow Delegates, I said at the outset that we are gathered here at a time of great promise.
We strongly encourage authors to make definitive assessments at the outset of the study, and certainly by the time of submission.
In economics there is a tradition of formulating the dynamical systems as processes in discrete time from the outset, as difference equations instead of as differential equations.
Labour has argued from the outset that the government made a catastrophic error of judgment in choosing to reorganise the NHS at this time of unprecedented financial challenge.
"Saddam should be executed 20 times," he said.At the outset of this week's proceedings, a cocky Mr Hussein challenged the court's legitimacy.
