In India, though an integral component of RNTCP, IEC activities were minimal and scattered up until 2001.
The scattered bombings up until now have been either directly in front of security buildings or on Fridays, when not many people are about.
Scattered resistance continued until June 1787, with the single most significant action being an incident in Sheffield in late February, where 30 rebels were wounded (one mortally) in a skirmish with government troops.
Tornadoes were scattered that day until early evening, when an intense tornadic cell (a supercell that has produced or is capable of producing a tornado) tracked near the Little Rock metropolitan area and a tornado emergency was declared for Vilonia, Arkansas.
The British officers, with their now widely scattered troops, waited until darkness and having determined their situation to be untenable, withdrew down the mountain and marched back to British East Africa having accomplished nothing.
In Japan, epidemics were small, scattered, and desultory until the end of 1968.
For NANOG, germ cell expression ceased between 2 and 6 weeks of postnatal age, while OCT4 and AP-2γ expression persisted in a few, scattered germ cells until 6 weeks postnatally (Fig. 2).
Above this altitude, there may be little for EISCAT_3D to scatter from, until the ionisation of the D region begins to be noticeable between 70 and 80 km.
Into it Ferdinand moved artworks of the royal collection, until then scattered among various palaces.
The boy, his siblings and their mother were scattered all over Britain until the family was eventually reunited.
