State parties must then notify WHO within 24 hours of assessing any event that may constitute a PHEIC or that is unexpected or unusual (articles 6.1 and 7).
You see a similar sort of unexpected spatial distribution of articles in the map of Swahili Wikipedia (i.e. why are there so many articles in Turkey?).
USA Today said yesterday that the denials in the aftermath of its May 11 article were "unexpected," noting that the reporter had read sections of the article to both BellSouth and Verizon before publication, seeking comment.
In the age of the S.U.V., this is what people worry about-not risks involving their own behavior, but risks involving some unexpected event… View Article Malcolm Gladwell has been a staff writer for the The New Yorker since 1996.
It wasn't the only story that packed an unexpected emotional punch: another article purported to be an interview with a woman in Topeka who baked a cake with red, white and blue icing because she didn't know what else to do.
The main finding under the experimental setup in this article was unexpected low biomass enrichment in the foamate in contrast to other statements in the literature (Gruber 1991; Heyd et al. 2008; Küpper et al. 2013).
"Who dropped the ball?" Mr. Villarruel, now retired, recalled thinking as he gazed at the image accompanying articles on the unexpected release from prison of the kingpin, Rafael Caro Quintero, the mastermind behind the 1985 kidnapping, torture and murder of Enrique Camarena, a Drug Enforcement Administration agent known as Kiki.
We have shown a parallel increase in citation count with the number of breast cancer-related articles, a not unexpected finding recently mirrored in analyses of scientific output on scoliosis [ 20] and asthma [ 10].
Penned by a communications consultant who "teaches public relations at NYU", the article features an unexpected gem: Cook should buy a blazer.
Your article on the unexpected improvement to patients' emotional health after they were injected with a bacterium recalls a similar effect that has been long identified in people suffering from tuberculosis ("Bad is good", April 7th).
