Second, the rise of an aggressive Turkish power provoked recurrent flights and migrations across the steppe itself.
The metaphor of flight is recurrent and Zink excels in exploring the restlessness of both birds and people: the couple release the wallcreeper back into the wild, but feel increasingly trapped.
And its flight attendants undergo recurrent performance drills in the proper use of defibrillators and CPR every year, instead of every 24 months as required by the F.A.A.
Here, we report on a patient with recurrent headache episodes during airplane flights.
When the two-volume work was published on 17 January 1997 it confirmed that the nuclear-armed flights over Greenland were recurrent but that the United States had acted in good faith.
A 37-year-old healthy woman complained of recurrent headache episodes which occurred during airplane flights.
Working my way through it on a recent long-haul flight, I was struck by its recurrent image vocabulary.
As a consequence, the new engines revealed pressure losses, crack formation, and recurrent fracture, approximately after every 600 h of flight.
Saturday's fifth round set-back at Championship side Reading leaves West Brom with just their top-flight safety to fight for, a recurrent trend in the West Midlands.
