The focused backlash against Captain Marvel wasn't a random occurrence.
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In the extended Reiswig family, Alzheimer's disease is not just a random occurrence.
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Before he arrived at the agency, forecasts of natural disasters were a fairly random occurrence.
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He then multiplied these figures together to get a "1 in 129,600" chance of anything other than a random occurrence.
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And after a random segment about "nightingale floors," we're discussing a random occurrence of a not-quite-driverless van in Virginia.
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In a Mets season that's been filled with a surprising number of injuries and unexpected turns, this might be the most random occurrence yet.
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Was it just a random occurrence where you had to put something on the credit card and you know you're going to pay it off soon?
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Since winning and losing in close games is statistically close to a random occurrence, it makes sense that Maryland should not receive full credit for barely beating teams like Georgetown, Rider, Northwestern and Nebraska.
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The recent explosion of plum memes on social media — specifically, references to William Carlos Williams's famous poem "This Is Just To Say," which you probably studied in ninth grade and still remember — is not a random occurrence.
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This odd, random occurrence accounts for an infinitesimal .003% of the 2,721 weekly Hot 100 charts to-date. The single also marked Levine's first U.S. Billboard Hot 100 appearance separate from Maroon 5.
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It treats bankruptcy as a continuous probability of default, where, on the random occurrence of default, the stock price of the defaulting company is assumed to go to zero.Robert Merton, “Option Pricing When Underlying Stock Returns are Discontinuous” Journal of Financial Economics, 3, January–March, 1976, pp. 125–44.
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The assignment "random occurrence" is an homage to Marcel Duchamp, "window" is an homage to Yoko Ono, "chance operation" is an homage to John Cage, "conundrum" and "top secret document" are an homage to Oulipo, "bureaucracy" is an homage to José Saramago and "voyage" is an homage to Bas Jan Ader.
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Clinging to this evidence, the investigation manages to come upon the "master thief" Melnik, who helped criminals open the door to the violinists apartment. There were two criminals - "Cross" and "Boss" but they can not be found. A random occurrence helps Tikhonov. During confrontation with arrested Melnik, piano tuner Gregory Belash suddenly gives false testimony that Melnik and Ikonnikov met with each other after the violin was stolen.
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When she started working in documentary, she became further intrigued by the process. Yu refused to attend film school and gained her film education on the job. She focuses on making documentaries but says that one day she'd love to make a fully animated comedy feature. The opportunity to make film is a random occurrence for Yu. Her documentary films present worldwide issues that people face every day and allow the subjects to speak for themselves as much as possible.
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Great care was placed in the handling of the meeting, in order to hide from the patient that the encounter had been prearranged. The man had showed signs of fear and psychological stress when confronted with staff members or visitors, so the meeting was to look to him like a random occurrence. The man was taken for a stroll in the cloister of the hospital, and crossed Giulia Canella's path without showing any emotion or sign he recognized her. Canella stated that the man was her husband beyond doubt.
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The collection of specimens of collectible quality is done daily, whenever possible, and as the underground exploration works advance. Most of them are found in cavities in the veins, which in mining slang takes the designation of ("rotos") of variable size (centimeter to metric) and random occurrence. The reason for this quality and perfection in the crystallization process is due to the high amount of volatile elements present in the mineralogy of the Panasqueira veins, which allows, under suitable temperature and pressure conditions, the formation of said cavities.
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In 1985, Dale Heatherington was issued a patent entitled "Modem with Improved Escape Sequence Mechanism to Prevent Escape in Response to Random Occurrence of Escape Character in Transmitted Data," and the patent was assigned to Hayes Microcomputer Products. When other companies began marketing modems that made use of infringing technologies, Hayes asked for licensing fees. The infringing companies then filed suit, claiming that Hayes's patent was invalid because it did not meet the disclosure requirements of 35 U.S.C §112 because the patent did not contain a description of the firmware on the modem.
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Other explanations, of lesser likelihood, to the observed sinusoidal periodicity include a hot spot on the inner part of the black hole's accretion disk and the possibility of a warped accretion disk which partially eclipses in the orbit around a single SMBH. However, it also remains possible that the periodic behavior in PKS 1302-102 is indeed just a random occurrence in the light curve of an ordinary quasar, as spurious nearly- periodic variations can occur over limited time periods as part of stochastic quasar variability. Further observations of the quasar could either promote true periodicity or rule out a binary interpretation, especially if the measured light curve randomly diverges from the sinusoidal model.
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The split gene theory answers major questions of why and how the split genes of eukaryotes originated. It states that if coding sequences for biological proteins originated from random primordial genetic sequences, the random occurrence of the 3 stop codons out of 64 codons would limit the open reading frames (ORFs) to a very short length of ~60 bases. Thus, coding sequences for biological proteins with average lengths of ~1,200 bases, and long coding sequences of 6,000 bases, can practically never occur in random sequences. Thus, genes had to occur in pieces in a split form, with short coding sequences (ORFs) that became exons, interrupted by very long random sequences that became introns.
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Variance in the model comes from both the random passing of alleles from one generation to the next, and the random occurrence of mutations in these alleles. The mathematical theory of the coalescent was developed independently by several groups in the early 1980s as a natural extension of classical population genetics theory and models, but can be primarily attributed to John Kingman. Advances in coalescent theory include recombination, selection, overlapping generations and virtually any arbitrarily complex evolutionary or demographic model in population genetic analysis. The model can be used to produce many theoretical genealogies, and then compare observed data to these simulations to test assumptions about the demographic history of a population.
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