The step illuminated a deep descent for the Air Force, the golden service of the 1990s.
The extent of the decline varies with the toxic principle involved, but it rarely makes a dangerously deep descent.
It's how many times riders have been betrayed by the L.I.R.R.'s deeper descent into (brightly illuminated) darkness.
So has the relief that came from the abrupt end to weeks of sporadic revolutionary violence and from diminishing fears of a deeper descent into lawlessness.
Germany's economy bounced upward after a deep descent, and the rest of Europe, without a rival game-plan and in thrall to the power of German finances, accepted Berlin's liturgy of austerity cum low-growth.
The Leissieres, a two-person chair lift, picks up skiers in one valley, scales a ridge, crosses a precipice at about 9,000 feet, and heads down in a deep descent to another valley.
Mr. McMurray, who will sign copies of his book, "Deep Descent: Adventure and Death Diving the Andrea Doria," said that Ms. Dudas was on one of the first expeditions to the Andrea Doria by sport divers.
Frederikke Hoffmeier's Puce Mary LPs all feel like deep descents into industrial underworlds, but the brief moments of beauty on her third full-length for Posh Isolation like the airy background of "The Temptation to Exist," or the tonic organ drones of "Masks Are Aids Too make the trip all the more memorable.
PARIS — A "happening" is always part of the international season and the deep, dark descent into the David Lynch-designed Silencio club in Paris led on Tuesday to the world of Iris van Herpen.
We can now draw the family trees of close-knit groups, like Darwin's finches (Petren et al. 1999), and sketch the deepest lines of descent that connect animals, plants, fungi, and bacteria (Ciccarelli et al. 2006; Figs. 1 and 2).
