His suspicions were raised around this man, he took up observations, maintained observations, called for assistance.
Any offensive on Idlib could raise tensions with Turkey, which maintains observation posts around rebel territory as part of a "de-escalation deal" with Russia and Iran, another ally of the Syrian government.
From its position at Mubo Umphelby's company was subsequently ordered to maintain observation over the town and to block any Japanese movement towards Wau.
Whenever maintaining observation of all of each set and haul was not possible, observation was made of the majority or all of the set but only a portion of the corresponding haul.
In addition, similar to many EDs around the world, hospitals in Israel maintain observation wards in which patients are supervised for a period of 12 24 h.
Additionally, a limited time period of the patients, in maintain observation wards, is also possible in the physicians' decisions in an EDs.
They include the Orbiting Carbon Observatory (OCO-II) mission to track carbon dioxide flows and the LDCM satellite to maintain observations of Earth's surface (both planned for a 2013 launch), as well as ICESat-2, which monitors the melting poles, scheduled for 2016.
In MCMC sampling (under simultaneous estimation) a full exploration of the parameter space may generate occasional quantile crossing which can be monitored via monotonicity indicators mit = 1 if monotonicity is maintained for observation i at iteration t.
Then, on 26 May 1944, James flew overnight from RAF Northolt to Gibraltar, where the Germans maintained an observation post overlooking the airport from across the Spanish border.
The temperature was maintained during observation using the Bioptechs (Butler, PA) dish and objective heaters, or an infrared lamp.
These foci described in Khartoum appear to be connected with the areas where agricultural activities are more common and where the potential for mosquito breeding is likely to be maintained, an observation recently made further south at Gezira state [7].
