With an increased number of people overwintering in Antarctica and traveling to space for longer periods, personnel selection has improved and ideal characteristics have been summarized in the term "professional isolates" — those who seem most able and ideal to survive the isolation and monotony while completing their tasks working and living in unison with fellow crew members.
We must live in unison with each other.
And this light that holds the seeds of life welcomes us to continue to live in unison".
Countless beer bottle-branded glasses, pink cowboy hats and fairy wands could be seen raised in unison, as 'Living on a Prayer' became 'Sweet Child Mineine'.
Countless beer bottle-sunglasses, pink cowboy hats and fairy wands could be seen raised in unison, as "Living on a Prayer" became "Sweet Child O' Mine".
Come 1945, it was logical for the state, besides setting up its own oil company, to nationalise the electricity and gas companies, the Renault car company, the insurance companies and the banks.What followed was what the French love to call les trente glorieuses, the 30 glorious years in which the birth rate, the economy and living standards all boomed in unison.
In songs about characters leading dissolute, drug-addled lives, the music is as cleanly executed as punk could be; unisons are perfectly tuned and timed, like one big shared instrument, pounding home riffs like a stainless-steel railroad spike.
As they fly over the roosts, they perform stunning acrobatic displays, twisting and turning in unison like clouds of living smoke.
When Elijah and Hannah decide to throw a housewarming party -- "I love living with you!" they exclaim in unison as they decorate their apartment -- things quickly take a turn for the worse.
"Welcome, living martyr, Jalili," the audience shouted in unison, most of them too young to have witnessed the bloody conflict themselves but deeply immersed in the national veneration of its veterans.
