The phrase "around wake" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a time or event related to waking up, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "I usually feel groggy around wake, so I need a cup of coffee."
Alternatives: "around waking" or "at wake time".
Daniel Pauly, a prominent fisheries scientist at the University of British Columbia, says that given a chance, the value of the bigger reserves like those around Wake and Johnston atolls and Jarvis Island, which extend to 200 miles offshore, will increase over time.
Again we have fairly good agreement between the model and observations, assuming a shift in solar wind conditions around wake entry.
The observed magnetic field magnitude matches well to the model values, if we assume that there was a change in the upstream solar wind conditions around wake entry (there we switch from comparing the before model results to comparing the after model results with the observation).
We see that the general features of the observed density profile across the wake is found in the model, including a shift of the minimum density toward the outbound part of the trajectory, if we assume the shift in solar wind conditions around wake entry.
We had to run around, waking people up in their tents," she said.
"He didn't run around and wake up the other kids at nap time".
They no longer seemed lordly; they seemed like nostalgists, the kind of people who hang around wakes and talk about the old days.
"I've been kind of wrestling around, waking up each and every minute, reliving the last few holes of The Masters.
That was his work, as I see it, both on the page and off it: he went around waking people up.
But it seemed not just rude to go around waking people up to chat — it would have been inauthentic to Richter's goal for "Sleep". This was music as a physically communal, but profoundly interior and unknowable experience.
Now my favorite thing is go to bed around 8 30pm and wake up around 4 30am.
