At the Driskill and many other places during the conference, people moved out because others began signaling their arrival somewhere else by "checking in" — sending a notice of their arrival to Foursquare.
The incoming troops had sent notice of their arrival.
"I probably would have expected to be advised if a senator asked, but I'm not aware [of her application]." Border Force requires official visitors, including senators and MPs, to give a week's notice of their arrival.
It was also not clear, these experts said, that any Islamic group in Yemen could have had sufficient notice of the arrival of the Cole, whose refueling stop here, the 13th made by an American Navy ship in the last two years, was not announced in advance.
This theory was given something of a boost in 1975, when the Chinese claimed to have predicted a big earthquake in Haicheng on the basis of earth movements beforehand.In addition to the idea that earthquakes might give a few hours' notice of their arrival, there was also a feeling that, in some places at least, a grander pattern was detectable, and that earthquakes came in regular cycles.
Security took no notice of their arrival or departure.
After the Battle of Stalingrad this ban was lifted, but only if the attendees made prior notice of their arrival so that the events' speakers could be warned in advance not to make disparaging remarks about the country of origin.
Whether you choose to play in the snowfall or appreciate it through a frosty window, there's no denying that the beautiful snowflakes make you pause and take notice of their arrival.
Conflicting reports also arose about the specifics of Smith's behaviour in the leadup to his arrest, with the Mail Online reporting that he'd left his bag on the luggage carousel in the airport and local publication Diario de Ibiza reporting that his bag had been lost as he traveled from Amsterdam to Ibiza, and he'd been sent notice of its arrival a few days later in July 2015.
Advance notice of their arrival may have given some time for notes to be located.
