He described this as a normal pattern that should not raise concerns about inflation or corporate profits.
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That's a normal pattern for midterm elections: The in-power party almost always sees a sizable drop-off in enthusiasm.
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But this instant affluence fades as people develop a more conscientious grasp on their income and eventually spending decreases, returning to a normal pattern.
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Boeing had been asked to reschedule some deliveries according to a normal pattern but had not seen cancellations since a rift between Arab nations and Qatar earlier this year.
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He said Boeing had been asked to reschedule some deliveries according to a normal pattern, but had not seen cancellations since a rift between Arab nations and Qatar earlier this year.
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This data can indicate whether your heart rhythm shows signs of atrial fibrillation — a serious form of irregular heart rhythm — or sinus rhythm, which means your heart is beating in a normal pattern.
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Under the Controlled Substances Act, distributors must monitor and report suspicious orders to the DEA, which requires that distributors report orders "of unusual size, orders deviating substantially from a normal pattern, and orders of unusual frequency" to agency field offices.
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The example of Benin shows the genius of indigenous military systems, but also the role outside influences and new technologies brought to bear. This is a normal pattern among many nations and was to be reflected across Africa as the 19th century dawned.
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Schizophrenia is associated with reduced positive prediction errors (a normal pattern of response to an unexpected reward), which a few studies have demonstrated to be correlated with negative symptoms. Schizophrenics demonstrate impairment in reinforcement learnings tasks only when the task requires explicit learning, or is sufficiently complex. Implicit reinforcement learning, on the other hand, is relatively intact. These deficits may be related to dysfunction in the ACC, OFC and dlPFC leading to abnormal representation of reward and goals.
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Jordan & Caresse, pp. 258, 260, 274–275, 277, 280, 283 The situation was so bad that Vice-Admiral Gabriel Darrieus wrote in 1917: > The military capabilities of the , which has already been badly affected by > the shortages of personnel and constant changes in the general staff, need > to be maintained by frequent exercises, and although from March to June we > were able to follow a normal pattern, the coal crisis is currently > preventing any manoeuvres or gunnery training, even for the ships returning > from repairs. The big ships have lost 50 per cent of the capability they had > several months ago.Jordan & Caresse, p.
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Another security layer of a more sophisticated nature includes real-time database activity monitoring, either by analyzing protocol traffic (SQL) over the network, or by observing local database activity on each server using software agents, or both. Use of agents or native logging is required to capture activities executed on the database server, which typically include the activities of the database administrator. Agents allow this information to be captured in a fashion that can not be disabled by the database administrator, who has the ability to disable or modify native audit logs. Analysis can be performed to identify known exploits or policy breaches, or baselines can be captured over time to build a normal pattern used for detection of anomalous activity that could be indicative of intrusion.
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During the late 1870s the push to open agricultural land for wheat north of the Goyder's Line had met with unusual success, with good rainfall and crops in the Flinders Ranges. This, along with the copper mining lobby (copper was mined in the Hawker-Flinders Ranges area in the late 1850s and transported overland by bullock dray), induced the government to build a narrow gauge railway line north of Port Augusta through Pichi Richi Pass, Quorn, Hawker and along the west of the ranges to Marree, to service the agricultural and pastoral industries. Abandoned Kanyaka Station homestead between Quorn and Hawker However, rainfall returned to a normal pattern for the region, causing many agricultural farms to collapse. Remnants of abandoned homes can still be seen dotted around the arid landscape.
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At the beginning of 1917, the French began to use the Greek island of Corfu as well, but growing shortages of coal severely limited the battleships' ability to go to sea.Jordan & Caresse, pp. 260, 274–275, 277 The situation was so bad that Vice-Admiral Gabriel Darrieus wrote in 1917: > The military capabilities of the , which has already been badly affected by > the shortages of personnel and constant changes in the general staff, need > to be maintained by frequent exercises, and although from March to June we > were able to follow a normal pattern, the coal crisis is currently > preventing any manoeuvres or gunnery training, even for the ships returning > from repairs. The big ships have lost 50 per cent of the capability they had > several months ago.
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