There is a wider wake in the upper mid-span region of the forward-skewed rotor.
Jackson recounts a bureaucratic reshuffling of little obvious interest -- the transfer of the Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization from the Labor Department to the Justice Department -- a move that today, in the wide wake of 9/11, seems portentous.
So many years into the digital revolution, even those with presumably the highest levels of computer savvy seem to get caught up by the "digital trail" — that wide wake we tend to leave as we transact an electronically mediated life.
Nonetheless, with no new women's wave forming in the Williamses' wide wake, the questions about the future have grown insistent in recent years.
No matter the particulars, defeat surely came as no surprise to Almagro, who is the same age as the 26-year-old Nadal and has been living in his wide wake since they were juniors.
We stood on a cliff and watched young volunteers playfully race a raft between ferry runs, tossing up wide wakes.
Although the mean reported bedtime in our subjects was 11 38 p.m. and mean wake time was 8 31 a.m., there was a wide range of bedtime and wake time, probably exacerbated by the fact that the study was done on a Friday (no school the next day).
Long before daylight breaks in Harlem, the imam Souleimane Konaté puts on a wide embroidered robe and wakes up his wife, Assiata, so she can pray in their one-bedroom apartment while their 9-year-old daughter Fanta sleeps.
Wake Forest offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional degree programs and provides many opportunities for study abroad in Europe, South America, Asia, and the Middle East, including university-operated programs in London, Venice, and Vienna.
For example, the criminal investigation of individual executives at HCA, which had a wide management shake-up in the wake of federal raids on the company in 1997, is continuing.
