Approximately 12 h into the first experiment, a relatively warm surface water mass with low Alexandrium cell densities intruded over the drogue station, leaving only the deep population.
When the shake bottle is knocked into a pocket, off the table, or where the open end of the bottle intrudes over a pocket opening such that it is impossible to replace it to its upset resting position, the shake bottle is replaced to the table's center spot.
Art can intrude on reality, ride roughshod over relationships.
One may have vague doubts and feel a need to mull things over; meanwhile, other issues intrude on thought and no decision is taken.
If you're digging into the finer points of cheese making in a desktop version of Chrome, you wouldn't want Now to forcibly intrude on that experience by taking over your screen and showing you nearby artisanal cheese stores.
Some versions of the theory suggest it may intrude into 3D space over distances of a tenth of a millimetre or so.
Philip Wood Kidlington, Oxfordshire As Marina Hyde implies, it is probably best not to intrude on the Tory squabble over how Margaret Thatcher might have voted in the EU referendum (I've no idea what Mrs T would have said, 13 February).
"Donald Trump will break up the new media conglomerate oligopolies that have gained enormous control over our information, intrude into our personal lives, and in this election, are attempting to unduly influence America's political process," the press release said.
For instance, residents with intruders that may repeatedly intrude have high initial attack rates, regardless of initial probability of intrusion, but their attack rates decline over time.
