more than once

Other recurrent meetings 6 323 800 4 768 400

(b) Non recurrent publications

(b) Non recurrent publications on

Their operation is predictable and repeatable.

He has to take frequent rests.

Do you suffer from frequent itching?

in the context of serious recidivism

So then, it's a self perpetuating process.

The healthy hair cell divides frequently.

Says there were German patrols everywhere.

And in this example, you can see that the components of this stair are repetitive, but they're repetitive without being modular.

9. The estimated requirements ( 120,800) relate to the production of various recurrent and non recurrent publications under the programme of work.

9. The estimated requirements ( 120,800) relate to the production of various recurrent and non recurrent publications under the programme of work.

Hence the frequent periods shorter than four years.

Such visits would, in any event, be infrequent.

(a) Recurrent publications Bulletin on Ageing (six issues)

(a) Recurrent publications Trade and Development Report (annual)

15. Djibouti suffers from recurrent droughts.

The time allocation does not increase even when the Committee is considering combined reports, which has become an increasingly frequent practice initial and second periodic reports are considered in one and a half meetings and second and subsequent periodic reports are considered in one meeting.

Our intuition is really fooling us in a repeatable, predictable, consistent way.

The City Bar is managed by its Executive Committee, which meets frequently.

(b) Non recurrent publications African Plan of Action (1995).

Irrationals are represented by infinite, non repeating decimals.

They're very repetitive, and they're very rich in the amino acids glycine and alanine.

What you see here is that there's these redundant connections.

And we're seeing it over and over and over again.

It is anticipated that recurrent and non recurrent publications will be issued as shown below in summary and as described in the output information for each subprogramme.

Moreover, a custom has been repeated that should be changed.

Frankel studied hundreds of financial cons, looking for recurring patterns.

He also gives frequent lectures and seminars for computer programmers.

(i) Recurrent publications The Least Developed Countries Report (2)

280. I find myself frequently engaged in preventive diplomacy.

(a) Recurrent resources of 301,800 would cover the purchase of

They add that the treatment requires frequent and prolonged hospitalization.

They stole 100 sheep and took them to their settlement. ...

And we've seen repeated attempts, some successful, to get weapons and militants in and out of Gaza, to attack Israeli targets, including across the Sinai border.

This is a bargain that the Iranians themselves have repeatedly hinted at.

The total provision under this budget line is a recurring cost.

(ii) Technical material (recurrent) monthly reports on the status of contributions (24)

There are instances where claimants filed duplicate claims in the fourth instalment.

Non recurrent provisions in 1992 1993 (155 343 600)

Non recurrent provisions in 1994 1995 102 535 600

The problems are known, and to rehearse them here now would sound like a litany and sterile repetition.

Non recurrent provisions in 1992 1993