Small, low-lying islands in the north (i.e. Bagres, and Barnabé islands), and barrier zones (e.g. Casqueiro, Pompeva, Paratininga, São Manoel, and Alemoa) would be swallowed by the sea or broken by incursions through weak points.
When it did venture away from the rim, the incursions through the Central Zone were at a faster typical speed.
May led a three-day incursion through Owsley County, ransacking its public buildings and destroying more than 40 Unionist homesteads.
The first intimation of a problem was an incursion through the cat flap while we were away for a weekend's rock climbing.
The effort, nearly five years in the planning (though Mr. Heizer has been making sketches of it as far back as the late 1960s), feels nothing short of a military movement: an incursion through a bewildering thicket of state, city and county regulations and a region with a notoriously difficult street grid.
"1) if Israel launches an offensive involving first use of CW, forcing Syrian units to retaliate in-kind; or 2) if the defensive perimeter of Damascus, the Syrian capital, (italics added) collapses as a result of an Israeli incursion through the Golan Heights or a flanking maneuver through the Bekaa Valley in Lebanon".
During investigation of these problems, the building was found to be operating at a negative pressure with respect to the outdoors, which could exacerbate water incursion through the building envelope.
Japan, through incursions on Chinese territory during and after the First World War, inadvertently catalyzed the nationalist movement in China.
China saw this as a provocation and set out to undermine Japan's control of the islands through incursions of surveillance vessels and, later, patrol aircraft to which Japan responded by scrambling fighter jets.
For Chellaney, China has been implementing a stealthy approach, which allows it to "construct a dispute, initiate a jurisdictional claim through periodic incursions, and then increase the frequency and duration of such intrusions, thereby establishing a military presence or pressuring a rival to cut a deal on China's terms".
Before Scholem's death, in 1982, he had lived through the terror incursions of 1956, the Six-Day War of 1967, and the Yom Kippur attacks of 1973.
