Such is the rapid-fire nature of the set list.
Elsewhere the Excel Arena was kept in a state of rapt attention by the quick-fire nature of the qualifying rounds.
In the HRH area, some functions which are decentralized are related to employment (hiring and firing, nature of tenure, defining the compensation package); to management (transfers, promotions and sanctions), and to skill-mix and training [ 2].
Instead, pistols and the sniper rifle are ideal for unlocking this achievement due to their precise aim and slow firing nature.
A number of factors, including N. attenuata's unusual seed germination mechanisms and the irregular nature of fires, natural selection, gene flow mediated by pollination or the relocation of seeds via mammal-vectored transport could account for the lack of population structure and each deserve further discussion.
Even though this climate-driven, bark beetle outbreak is unprecedented in scope, I understand that insects, like fire, are nature's way of regenerating a forest.
Derelict buildings are of course nothing new in Detroit – throughout the city, from homes to factories, apartment blocks to movie theaters, they stand ravaged by time and fire and nature; websites, documentaries, coffee-table books and countless newspaper articles have been dedicated to their eerie magnificence.
This is what he elsewhere describes as the "slumbering subterranean fire in nature which never goes out" ("A Winter Walk").
Fascination can stem from different sources: process (e.g. narrative, solving different problems) or content (e.g. people, water, fire, animals, nature itself).
Some Canadians see the fire as nature lashing back at those who mistreat it in the name of profit.
Because of the fires' erratic nature, state officials had difficulty compiling accurate data on the scope of the damage or progress in controlling them.
