Occasionally a code word achieves an independent existence ( and meaning ) while the original equivalent phrase is forgotten or at least no longer has the precise meaning attributed to the code word.

Occasionally, physicists have postulated the existence of a fifth force in addition to the four known fundamental forces.

Occasionally, a film can become the object of a cult following within a particular region or culture if it has some unusual significance to that region or culture.

Occasionally such glass has been found thinner side down or thicker on either side of the window's edge, the result of carelessness during installation.

Occasionally, the term ' flipper ' has been used to describe other types of deliveries.

Occasionally, the application of prior case law results in court decisions in which the judge explicitly states personal disagreement with the judgment he or she has rendered, but that he or she is required to do so by binding precedent.

Occasionally, the term has been used to suggest evil influence opposing human beings, as in the Jewish exegesis of 1 Kings 22: 22.

Occasionally, distillers release a " Cask Strength " edition, which is not diluted and usually has an alcohol content of 50 – 60 %.

Occasionally, the strongest link has voted for someone who is not in the tie, and so is forced to change their decision one way or the other.

Occasionally, it satirises current events and politicians, but has no particular political standpoint.

Occasionally, an old stock document will be found that still has value as a stock in a successor company.

Occasionally, instead of saying that a property holds almost everywhere, it is said that the property holds for almost all elements ( though the term almost all also has other meanings ).

Occasionally, however, India has encountered religiously motivated violence, such as the Moplah Riots, the Bombay riots, the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, the 2002 Gujarat riots, and most recently the 2012 Assam violence.

Occasionally Emerson has quoted from classical and jazz works without giving credit, particularly early in his career, from the late 1960s until 1972.

Occasionally, Murcia has heavy rains where the precipitation for the entire year will fall over the course of a few days.

" McConnachie concludes: " Occasionally you have to give credit to conspiracy theorists who raise issues that the mainstream press has ignored.

Occasionally, however, Hacker does get his way, often inadvertently thwarting other arrangements or deals that Sir Humphrey has been making behind the scenes elsewhere with other ministers or civil servants.

Occasionally the story has the setting for the question being a Hendrix appearance on the Dick Cavett Show, which is also untrue, as the clip from the show in question ( in 1969 ) contains no mention of any other guitar players.

Occasionally, Letterman will use guest hosts ; in the past, he has done so when he has taken an extended medical leave.

Occasionally Re is performed with a vibrate as in Siri Raga which has the same vadis.

Occasionally, a hurricane that has made landfall in the Gulf of Mexico will reach Fort Payne as a tropical storm or tropical depression.

Occasionally in winter storms, waves will wash across low points in the beach, but the beach itself has not been breached in a hundred years, unlike other barrier beaches on Martha's Vineyard.

Occasionally termed neo-Orthodoxy, his philosophy, together with that of Azriel Hildesheimer, has had a considerable influence on the development of Orthodox Judaism.

• Occasionally whole classes of molecules receive a single CAS number: the group of enzymes known as alcohol dehydrogenases has 9031-72-5.

Occasionally, the use of these terms in reference to " alternative " spirituality or in an occult context implies the use of violence to assert these changing religious views – for example, in the book Lords of Chaos a rash of church burnings across Scandinavia has been described as a part of this trend because many of the perpetrators were self-described " pagans " seeking to overthrow what they deemed to be centuries of religious oppression by Christianity.

Occasionally when a body is exhumed something miraculous is reported as having occurred ; exhumed bones are claimed to have given off a fragrance, like flowers, or a body is reported as having remained free of decay, despite not having been embalmed ( traditionally the Orthodox do not embalm the dead ) and having been buried for some years in the earth.

Occasionally arches would fall down when the frame was removed if construction or planning had been incorrect.

Occasionally there have been stories about Gyro's girlfriend Matilda.

Occasionally smaller ground-dwelling birds, such as partridges and pigeons, have been reported to eaten, sometimes as fresh carrion and sometimes killed with beating wings by the vulture.

Occasionally, the Cinereous Vulture has been recorded as preying on live tortoises, which the vultures are likely to kill by carrying in flight and dropping on rocks to penetrate the shell, and lizards.

Occasionally people have been rescued by helicopter from the beach or cliffs.

Occasionally the courts in these jurisdictions may refer to " adequate " or " valuable " consideration, but in reality the court is not examining the adequacy of consideration, but whether it had been bargained for.

Occasionally, social movements have been involved in democratizing nations, but more often they have flourished after democratization.

Occasionally, Ralph has even been used to break the fourth wall straightforwardly.

Occasionally, surgical interventions are required when tube drainage is unsuccessful, or as a preventative measure, if there have been repeated episodes.

Occasionally, it has been known to run a Diesel engine on plant and animal oils.

Occasionally, though rarely, other tunings have been used, for example Tom Clough recommended G, c, g, suitable for tunes in C major, or D, A, d, a, for some tunes in D major.

Occasionally, the consort will strike out at the competitor with the mid femora, which are equipped with an enlarged and hooked spine in both sexes that has been observed to draw the blood of the opponent when they are flexed against the body to puncture the integument.

Occasionally, they have been found nesting in old, earthen burrows vacated by Belted Kingfishers or Bank Swallows.

Occasionally, a planchet will escape the mint without having been struck.

Occasionally governments of both Quebec and France have undertaken strenuous efforts to eradicate Anglicisms, with some success, although in modern times there has been a more relaxed attitude.