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Ground-based planetary radar measurements typically involve measuring the same and opposite circular returns of the backscatter to determine the surface reflectivity and roughness (Ostro 1993; Thompson 1978; Campbell et al. 2007).
For example, Hanney et al., in their evaluation study of two health research centres in the United Kingdom, observed what they called the 'centre effect': research outputs generated circular returns to research centres by expanding their 'internal knowledge reservoir', which could be drawn upon, for example, in developing policy-relevant evidence.
Commuter migrants could also be considered circular migrants, return migrants [ 21] or temporary migrants [ 22], as they plan from the outset to "work for a short period of time (or repeated time-limited stretches) in the destination country in order to earn additional income, supplement pension funds or savings or improve job prospects in the home country" [ 21].
Malone's original concept of a circular route returning to Dublin via West Wicklow was dropped in favour of the linear path between Marlay Park and Clonegal that exists today, mainly because the Government wanted the Wicklow Way to form part of national network of trails to cover Ireland.
Move the brush in small circular motions to return the fabric back to its previous state.
On the other hand, the purely Weyl approximation has a better chance to succeed as the loop condition now includes returning free movement along the magnetic line in addition to the returning circular movement.
These endings enact a sort of inverse in medias res, ending rather than beginning things in midstream -- with images of descent, ascent, dizziness, something lurking and awry, an endless journey or a circular sense of eternal return.
The rhetoric of return or circular migration may have some substance based on our study's findings, the countervailing argument emphasizing the value of émigré remittances does not.
The level of return or circular migration in this population is higher for South Africans than Mozambicans and frequent migration between areas of high and low HIV prevalence has been shown to increase the risk of HIV infection (32).
Absolutely nobody's favourite political issue that of the infuriatingly circular Marriage Equality debate has returned with a hot new look.
