Instead, things happen -- life happens -- to Powell's characters, and as we watch them grapple with each successive occurrence, we realize that his interest is not in what they do but in what they want.
2 A mechanism whereby the pitch register for marking accentual prominences, is lowered with each successive occurrence of a pitch accent within a phrase.
Instead of giving you a log with each of occurrence of the error, it lets you see how many times the error occurred on a given platform and what percentage of users it is affecting to prioritize which bugs to fix first.
In measuring children's exposure to food advertising on television, the FTC matches occurrence data for individual ad placements with audience data specific to each occurrence and then aggregates audience data for various demographics to show relative per-capita exposure.
The quality control workflow follows a hierarchical procedure and labels each occurrence record with an alphabetic code from A to H (Fig. 1).
It clearly implies transitivity in the presence if R1 and R2: just replace each occurrence of (d) with (a).
For example, if s = abzdabyxd and K = 2, D = 2, then all the patterns generated at this step are: ab, a.z, a..d, bz, b.d, b..a, zd, z.a, z..b, da, d.b, d..y, a.y, a..x, by, b.x, b..d, yx, y.d, xd, each with its occurrence list.
The identification of CEJ events has been noted by manual inspection of ΔH for each station with occurrence time and amplitude.
Clinical validity was assessed by examining the association of each measure with occurrence of coronary events (CHD death and non-fatal infarction, as was prespecified as the primary outcome for subsidiary analyses in the protocol) in all patients over 5 years of follow-up.
