A. As a percentage of uninterrupted guarding bouts or B. Bouts replaced 0 1 minutes after the start of the bout, as a percentage of total replacements of the replaced babbler.
It not only started the rush of momentum that was uninterrupted by the sacking of manager Nigel Pearson and his replacement by Ranieri, it proved this group of players can cope with pressure.
Net replacement rates are for a prime-age worker (aged 40) with a "long" and uninterrupted employment record and are averages over 12 months, four different stylised family types (single and one-earner couples, with and without children) and two earnings levels (67% and 100% of average full-time wage).
But replacement evergreens stand tall again, the "continuousness of the forest," as Thoreau put it, still "uninterrupted".
That technique, which allows traffic to continue uninterrupted over the temporary bridge while the permanent one is being made, is increasingly the trend for emergency bridge replacement, said Sam Schwartz, a former chief engineer for the New York City Department of Transportation who oversaw the city's emergency closing and repair of the Williamsburg Bridge for three-and-a-half months in 1988.
The pattern of swift, uninterrupted decline is now taken as the norm: the UN uses it to project a worldwide convergence towards the replacement rate of fertility (2.1, the rate at which a population stabilises in the long term).But convergence is not happening in Africa.
Uninterrupted, yes, but not unbiased.
Few achieve such uninterrupted progress.
So the shooting continued, uninterrupted.
Wide receivers ran routes uninterrupted.
Animals frolic uninterrupted.
