The request for the land, which may seem modest on its face, has encountered unusually well-organized opposition.
In Kansas and Oklahoma, even though Republicans control the legislatures and the executive branch, immigration proposals have encountered unusually vocal opposition from business.
The mountain was named on May 3, 1778 by Captain James Cook, apparently for the unusually good weather encountered at the time.
Low-level exposures to TCDD are common (2, 3); however, the most informative human data on the potential health effects of this chemical come from studies of persons who encountered unusually high TCDD levels (4).
He was no bullying captain, they said, and his views of the people encountered were unusually humane.
After four days of torrential monsoon rains, it was army officers who first noticed the danger signs when they encountered two unusually big landslides that cut the main road below Kalam around dusk on July 28.
When George A. Murphy, chairman of the Charter New York Corporation, rapped his gavel to convene the annual meeting at One Wall Street at 2 30 yesterday afternoon, he encountered an unusually at tentive group of stockholders.
When I flew to South Africa on Swiss Airlines a couple of years ago, I encountered an unusually rude flight attendant who ignored my request for more coffee before saying, "We'll serve more coffee in the morning".
When consumers encounter unusually strong varieties of marijuana, they adjust their use accordingly and smoke less.
So, on the nineteenth, after encountering unusually strong resistance, Kraft Heinz withdrew its offer at the direction of Buffett and Lemann.
This seems to be an inherent limitation of prediction tools, since attainable AUCs depend on the distribution of risk in the population under study; specifically, only rarely encountered distributions displaying unusually wide spread, such as the uniform or u-formed distributions, allow AUCs (and with it discriminatory ability) to surpass values of 0.80 [ 24].
