They also acted as if they were certain that their new common currency and the growing economic integration of Europe made the region more independent and less vulnerable to outside economic turbulence.
At the same time, hanging over these stories with its unpredictable weight of disaster, there is the shadow of 'Flight 101 Heavy' (not the novel's only nod to Orwell) as it is buffeted from the outside by turbulence, and from within by a coffined corpse that seems intent on having some company on its journey to the hereafter.
Not even after an hour and I was sure we weren't at cruising altitude as I could still see lights and we were still at low altitude in unstable air - lightning flickered outside and turbulence caused the plane to dip and rise and I waited.
By channeling high-pressure, high-velocity air inside the speaker bar to the still air outside, the resulting turbulence creates a low-frequency sound wave.
In her songs there is no boundary between inner turbulence and the outside world; lust and obsession transfigure the landscape as the music swells around her or suddenly drops away to leave her utterly exposed.
BlueCrest Capital Management, once one of the world's biggest hedge funds, is shutting its doors to outside investors in the latest sign of turbulence in the rich hedge fund industry.
Despite the consistent emphasis on inner awareness, the center is just now re-emerging from a period of turbulence, both within and outside its gates.
The most recent problem was on June 23, when a Northwest flight hit rain and turbulence while on autopilot outside of Kagoshima, Japan.
The fish cannot distinguish an outside stimulus from the background "noise" of all the turbulence.
"Like a washing machine," recalled Randy Haba, 33, a Coast Guard rescue swimmer who grew up in a farming community outside landlocked Denver, and whose job was to leap into that rinse-cycle turbulence.
