The appalled silence was "The Office" 's recurrent landing point.
The first objective is to understand the recurrent land-cover dynamics of intensive silviculture.
Although the causes of such vulnerability are multi-dimensional, they are primarily due to widespread poverty, food insecurity, recurrent droughts, land degradation, inequitable land distribution and overdependence on rain-fed agriculture (Notenbaert et al. [2013]; Lo´pez-Carr et al. [2014]).
The relatively limited luminescence data from the South American subcontinent also point to recurrent arid-land aeolian deposition between 63 and 8 ka, with increasing frequency in the period ca 32 8 ka.
High sequence conservation of the ZRS in vertebrates (Lettice et al., 2003) and the limb pattern based on a limit of five digits (Long and Gordon, 2004) is recurrent in land-based tetrapods, suggesting that the phenotype was stabilised in tetrapod evolution and is fundamental to the basic structure of vertebrate limbs.
It will force the union to face the racial divide that has long bedeviled the continent in complicated ways, from a long tradition of slavery in Mauritania to recurrent clashes over land and water between Arab nomads against black African farmers here in Chad and in nearby Niger and Mali.
Our case study is relevant to recurrent disputes over land tenure in contemporary Indonesia.
With the unresolved political crisis in the background, the nation also faces food shortages, a recurrent problem in a land that has known full-fledged famine.
Minimisation of residual risk requires effective land management, recurrent funding and the perpetual vigilance of all parties.
Because of the recurrent nature of the land use, such that harvested areas are usually replanted, this type of shifting change is not considered strictly as deforestation.
But in time, TV found him: he landed a recurrent part on the sitcom "Growing Pains".
