But because it is close to high terrain on the volcanic Portuguese island, there is a risk of severe turbulence and wind shear up to and including the final stages of the approach.
Mr. Lucas left the production following the suicide of his former partner, Kevin McGee, in a real-life event eerily close to the terrain of Simon Bent's play, which chronicles the fraught relationship between the playwright Joe Orton and his lover, and killer, Kenneth Halliwell, who in 1967 then went on to take his own life.
The Wars Beyond the Horizon Couple the casualty-free air war that NATO conducted over Yugoslavia with the Powell doctrine of multiple wars and safe exits, and you arrive somewhere close to the terrain of the Af-Pak war of the present moment.
For Burroughs, these alternative approaches to inner life ranged close to his literary terrain.
At t = 57,600 s (16 h) (Fig. 6a), the vortex is close to Taiwan, and terrain slows down the westward movement of the vortex.
Spotify may be the world's biggest music streaming company, but rival Deezer is inching closer to its terrain: today the company revealed that it now has 5 million paying users globally and 30 million tracks on its platform; and taking a page from Spotify's playbook, it also took the covers off two new discovery features to improve engagement on the platform.
If you seek a clever variety of ways to get around -- mix it up -- especially those which bring you closer to the terrain, the locals and their daily customs, good things will happen.
The nearest German troops were 30 miles or so away, and the guerrilla army sheltering the airmen secured the terrain close to the airstrip.
"You're at high elevation and low altitude in irregular terrain," close to the ground in mountainous areas, "and, oh, by the way, it's on fire".
Such material was employed by the ancient constructors to level the terrain close to the edge of the cliff.
