Civilians rushing to help the injured were reportedly hit by a second wave of strikes.
This "technological plateau" will be followed by a second wave of computerization, dependent upon the development of good artificial intelligence.
He called for the speedy arrival of a first wave of unarmed observers to monitor implementation of his plan, to be followed by a second wave.
Outstanding Jewish fighters such as Joe Choynski, Abe Attell, Battling Levinsky, and Harry Lewis were active before 1915 and were followed by a second wave consisting of Barney Ross, Benny Leonard, Sid Terris, Lew Tendler, Al Singer, Maxie Rosenbloom, and Max Baer.
Most troops will surrender; a few diehards will huddle with Saddam Hussein and patiently await their destruction by a second wave of smart bombs.
An initial population expansion around ca. 1400 cal BP was followed by a second wave at ca. 1100 cal BP that peaked after 800 cal BP.
Proof came in the cash sent by a first wave of refugees who had arrived in the United States in the early 1990s.
The dance music world is plagued by a second wave of superstar DJs and producers and Steve Aoki (below) is firmly in the vanguard.
Within the planet, the expanding shock wave is closely followed by a second wave, called a rarefaction, or release, wave, generated by the reflection of the original wave from the free surface of the planet.
There would be a few hundred first responders, who would be followed by a second wave of about 1,200 troops that would include medical and logistics forces, he said.
