Under the current system, if a thunderstorm rolls in over an approach to Newark International Airport, the problem is first confronted by a controller at the Terminal Radar Approach Control, known as the Tracon, in Westbury.
The most significant difference in the approaches taken by "Nashville" and "Jane the Virgin" comes in a quiet scene in which Petra is first confronted with the idea that she may be depressed.
When Turnbull was first confronted by objections to the program he tried to assess and consider the alternative views.
When the editor was first confronted about the racist slur, her response was that it was just a "bad joke".
I spoke to Burns recently by phone and learned that she, too, was first confronted with carob in her teens.
Thomas told investigators that when he was first confronted, he had shouted, "Do you want a piece of me?" Captain Barrett said.
But Alan Clouse, the executive director of the Miss North Carolina Pageant, testified that Ms. Revels never said the photos were taken by surprise when she was first confronted.
Visitors arriving via toll road from the north are first confronted not by the beauty of the Atlantic Ocean, but the immensity of Trump Plaza's empty garage.
Visitors to the exhibition are first confronted with a large photo depicting Friends founders Joshua David and Robert Hammond knee-high in brush on the High Line in its raw, untamed form, well before top architects from around the world submitted their design proposals.
Two years ago, when he was first confronted with the Republican refusal to raise the debt ceiling, Mr. Obama blinked and agreed to a budget control law that severely slashed domestic spending and will continue to do so for years through the sequester.
"I would call them a 'resilient' customer today". When Egyptian officials were first confronted about their country's possible ties to the Jie Shun's rockets, the response was denial, followed by obfuscation, Western diplomats said.
