Once the MA accumulates sufficient information so that the accuracy of the estimation meets the desired level, the MA will end the migration and migrate back to the sink [17, 23].
In spring latee April to early May), the population migrates onto the Magdallen Shallows, where spawning and feeding occur prior to the migration back to the overwintering grounds in late fall.
Subsequently there was a migration back to Africa, perhaps as early as 1.8 0.9 mya.
The migrants overwhelm railroads and bus lines early each year during an annual migration back to their hometowns for the all-important lunar New Year holiday.
Even before the migration back to Poland began, the Polish community in Greenpoint was fracturing under the pressure of gentrification, which drove up property values.
The jars are now lined up in Ms. Pittman's living room, awaiting their own migration back to Patuxent and an uncertain future.
Production only took off again toward the end of that decade, when MTV's "Unplugged" series encouraged a migration back to acoustic instruments, a trend that has strengthened with the rise of the Americana movement over the last decade.
Here, responsibility towards Iraqi refugees clashes with the parties' policies towards immigration, an issue that both manifestos have plenty to say about – Labour promising that "there will be no unskilled immigration from outside the EU", while the Conservatives promise to "take net migration back to the levels of the 1990s – tens of thousands a year, not hundreds of thousands".
Karin, labeled a fraud by her brother, starts to agree with that verdict, as she reconnects with an old lover ("The accident permitted that, too. Made everyone briefly better than they were") and completes her migration back to the old existential turf she came from: "He says I'm an imposter?
