The High Contracting Parties undertake to hold free elections at reasonable intervals by secret ballot, under conditions which will ensure the free expression of the opinion of the people in the choice of the legislature.

Predstavljeni filmski program zaokružili su neki od najpoznatijih Iimurinih radova iz ranog razdoblja njegova stvaralaštva: Kuzu (Junk), Ai (Love) za koji je glazbu radila Yoko Ono, film On Eye Rape (1962) i A Dance Party in the Kingdom of Liliput (1964), a bili su prikazani i noviji radovi okupljeni pod nazivom MA, A Japanese Concept MA: Space/Time in the Garden of Ryoan-Ji (1989) i MA (Intervals) (1975 - 77).

4. Each Party shall, at regular intervals not exceeding three or four years, publish and disseminate a national report on the state of the environment, including information on the quality of the environment and information on pressures on the environment.

U ovoj verziji napravljena je implementacija " adjacency list " algoritma, dok su algoritmi " nested sets " i " nested intervals " planirani za buduće verzije.

Autor je i multimedijskog projekta Panmonizam i knjige Five Limit Intervals Theory Praxis te koautor reizdanja knjige Muzika i matematika.

Tu je za Deleuzeom uletio Bernard Cache, sa svojim ' ' framingom ' ', ' ' intervalima ' ' i arhitekturom kao ' ' the art of the frame ' ': Architecture would be the art of introducing intervals in a territory in order to construct frames of probability.

At frequent intervals I basted his behind with a wooden spoon.

Mirjana-Rumena je bila introspektivna, bizarno skurilna a opet nekako neautentična, atipična Fleischerica, lišena one dvijestogopedesetgodišnje patiniranosti jedne patricijske gornjogradske agramerske familije nesumnjiva regnikolarnog utjecaja i sumnjiva porijekla kapitala - o kakvim " glupostima " liest man in der ganze Statd, a nema tog liziola s kojim bi čovjek mogao sa sebe da spere sav taj proleterski ateistički smrad skandala dostojnog posljednjeg vinkelblata Panonije - posvećena dakle samo samoj sebi i svom kapricu first-class jahačice, koja je taj hir plaćala odveć skupo, možda preskupo za svoje godine i izdašne prilike Fleishovih, koji su na Borčićeve i njihov arivizam gledali kao što se u HNK iz lože, von oben dakle, gleda na enervantnu kurioznost partera: kao na kakofoniju prizemnih, efemernih sudbina i sporadičnih egzistencijala, koteriju koja za tren ili dva, u stanci kakve tokate, možda može razbiti onu upornu desetljetnu i višedesetljetnu dosadu svojstvenu konzervativnim krugovima zagrebačkog devetnaestostoljetnog fin de sieclea, ali je tu uglavnom da služi kao statiserija na sceni povijesnih turbulencija kraja stoljeća, opterećenog tranzicijskom anomijom neokapitalističkog revivala, kao i posvemašnjom erozijom i posljednjih moralnih obzira: između zadrigle visokparnosti nouveau riche i tupog plebejskog asistiranja patosa, Mirjana-Rumena je sricala prvu rečenicu romana koji je između svih onih u veprovu kožu uvezanih folijanta sasvim slučajno, nasumično, ili možda, sudbinski, uzela iz biblioteke svog pokojnog pradjeda Ignjata Fleischa, viteza od Doga-Resze i prvog tajnog savjetnika Ivana Krstitelja Jelačića-Bužimskog, nećaka bana Jelačića, sestrića Njegovog Veličanstva Franza Krautz-Dorfmeister von Spillsusche de Lotta, prestolonasljednika Lotaringije i Gotte i strastvenog igrača pola: " It was a dark and stormy night; the rain fell in torrents - - except at occasional intervals, when it was checked by a violent gust of wind which swept up the streets (for it is in London that our scene lies), rattling along the housetops, and fiercely agitating the scanty flame of the lamps that strled against the darkness. " Je, da, bila je tamna i olujna bulverlitonovska noć u Horvatzskom, bumo rekli Narodnom Kazalištu te vehementne devetstodevedesetiosme godine, kad je jungfrau Mirjana-Rumena oćutila prolaznu vrtoglavicu izazvanu nejasnim osjećajem da se neka davnašnja banalna londonska noć možda zbiva iza soptavim dahom svjetine zamagljenih stakala ove montažne kuenhedervarijevske provincijske javne kuće.

Skinner placed a series of hungry pigeons in a cage attached to an automatic mechanism that delivered food to the pigeon " at regular intervals with no reference whatsoever to the bird ' s behavior. " He discovered that the pigeons associated the delivery of the food with whatever chance actions they had been performing as it was delivered, and that they subsequently continued to perform these same actions

The crust of the earth is a vast museum; but the natural collections have been imperfectly made, and only at long intervals of time

Based upon the study of lava flows of basalt throughout the world, it has been proposed that the Earth ' s magnetic field reverses at intervals, ranging from tens of thousands to many millions of years, with an average interval of approximately 250,000 years.

On the morning of the eighth day, fully a third of the camels of a caravan will not even try to rise, and, at intervals, all day long, those which have started will drop to their knees, abandoning hope.

Exceeding the group velocity of light in this manner is comparable to exceeding the speed of sound by arranging people distantly spaced in a line, and asking them all to shout " I ' m here ", one after another with short intervals, each one timing it by looking at their own wristwatch so they don ' t have to wait until they hear the previous person shouting. Another example can be seen when watching ocean waves washing up on shore.

They are the hours, days, weeks and months in which character forms, stabilizes and becomes available for use in the crises - real, objective, and often momentous - with which we are at intervals down the years confronted.

Einstein, Heisenberg, and Tipler, after equal invariant intervals in purgatory, find themselves before the Throne of God.

Check the water within 2 - 3 minutes, and then consistently check the sample for the next forty-five minutes in fifteen minute intervals.

The objective of this study was to compare caloric expenditure and substrate utilization during exercise begun at different time intervals following a standard test meal or in the fasted state.

But many days before, on the tenth of Tammuz, Noah had sent forth the raven, and a week later the dove, on the first of her three sallies, repeated at intervals of a week.

You may repeat cleanses at two week intervals.

ROUND AND ROUND THEY GO: Two teen-aged girls enjoying rides at a festival in Greenwood, Ind., figured out they could get a ride operator to let them keep going on the ride if they flashed their breasts at him at regular intervals.

Everything seems to be happening at a million miles an hour, you can sense the aggression and, all around you, people seem to be erupting from sundry orifices at regular intervals spitting, snorting, coughing, and worse

" Ships in distress shall use the following signal:... - - -... repeated at brief intervals.

Despite clear evidence for Medieval warmth greater than present in some individual records, the new hemispheric composite supports the principal conclusion of earlier hemispheric reconstructions and, furthermore, indicates that maximum Medieval warmth was restricted to two-three 20 30 year intervals, with composite values during these times being only comparable to the mid-20 th century warm time interval.

As Mandelbrot recently discovered the fourth dimension includes not only the first three dimensions, but also the gaps or intervals between them, the fractal dimensions

A strong soul is os readied against pains that it remembers that the greatest are curtailed by death, the small ones are pinctuated by long intervals of peace, and we are in control of those of a medium strenght so that if they can be endured we endure them and if not we may leave life calmly if it does not please us, just as we may leave the theatre

Earthquake processes for small tremors - - those of magnitude 6 or less - - appear to be fractal in time as well as space, since these quakes occur in self-similar clusters rather than at regular intervals.

Usually brain damage or later brain death results after longer intervals of clinical death even if the heart is restarted and blood circulation is successfully restored.