Internal waves manifest themselves by a regular rising and sinking of the water layers on which they centre, whereas the height of the sea surface is hardly affected at all.
His own hero was Ibn Khaldun (1332-1406), regasded as the greatest of Arab historians, the first to identify the regular rise and fall of civilisations, a theme taken up by many subsequent writers, including some contemporary ones.
We regarded that the regular crossing zero of AC current contributed to the regular rise of contact resistance.
Tides are the regular rise and fall in water level experienced by seas and oceans in response to the gravitational influences of the Moon and the Sun, and the effects of the Earth's rotation.
For women, there's a regular-rise straight-leg with stretch, a high-rise skinny, a boyfriend fit with no stretch and a high-rise wide-leg nautical style.
Speakers — some of whom are regulars, rising every month as faithfully as a new moon — are each allotted a couple of minutes, which they typically use to denounce the board as a pampered bunch of wastrels who have run into the ground a transit system that would run perfectly if only the authority did not exist.
The company's shares, which rose 1 percent during regular trading, rose another 1 percent to $19.97 in the after-hours market.
The regular fund rises to $112.50, and the levered one is at $100.
What we already knew: Action already taken: Strong defence from Downing Street, which released employment contract for cleaner who had paid holidays, national insurance contributions and regular pay rises – all on the instructions of the future prime minister.
In Britain, the proportion of over-45s among regular filmgoers rose from 14% in 1997 to 30% in 2008.
The national average price for a gallon of regular gasoline rose by nearly a penny on Tuesday to just over $3.37, which is 20 cents higher than a week ago.
