The following year Bündchen moved to New York City to launch a professional modeling career and soon thereafter made her runway debut at New York Fashion Week one of the industry's four major semiannual events.
The first zone, extending north from latitude 10° S, has a monsoon climate (characterized by semiannual reversing winds).
The semiannual China Import and Export Fair, which began in 1957, has become an institution of world trade.
Although hunting and gathering generally imposes a degree of nomadism on a people, it may range from daily movements, as among some Kalahari San, to monthly, quarterly, or semiannual shifts of habitat.
Aimed mainly against Nazi Germany, which had replaced the Soviet Union as the most likely aggressor, the treaty, which was to last for 10 years, provided for mutual-defense assistance in case of attack and for semiannual foreign ministers' meetings to coordinate the signatories' foreign policies and diplomatic activities.
The council publishes two journals, the semiannual Hebrew-language Hadorom and the quarterly English-language Tradition.
His semiannual plundering expeditions in the north not only brought many slaves to Cordóba but also helped to divert the Muslims from his usurpation of power.
Two semiannual windy seasons occur one from December to January, the other from May to June.
Frequent public lectures in the synagogues of the academies on Sabbaths and festivals were capped by public kalla (study-course) assemblies for alumni of the schools during the two months, Adar (February March) and Elul (August September), when the lull in agricultural work freed many to attend semiannual refresher instruction.
The Uniform Crime Reports bulletin is a statistical analysis of local crime on an annual and semiannual basis.
Libertarian Party principles are incorporated into its platforms, which are established at semiannual conventions of national party officers and delegates from state affiliates.
