If something happens to them, or if her sight changes, they will have to be replaced," she said, with a note of distress.
The InSAR-observed peak-to-trough line of sight changes in the mountain wave signals was 4 and 5 cm with the horizontal wavelengths of 9 and 15 km in Hokkaido and Tohoku, respectively.
Along with the normal sight changes that accompany aging, damage to the brain in the form of plaques and tangles, which are hallmarks of Alzheimer's, can occur in the part of the brain responsible for transmitting visual information.
Has the latest sighting changed him?
For Darren, a chance sighting changed his views and fuelled his wish to come to Enniskillen.
Over time, its power, ubiquity, wealth and privacy issues have led people to jump to the worst conclusion at the first sight of change — that Facebook just wants to gobble up more private data and make more money.
This suggests, alternatively to the disk-line model, that the disk-line feature could be a combination of a fairly narrow line at 6.4 keV and a broad hump around 5 – 7 keV as a result of a transparent spectral-window of (warm) absorbers on the line of sight which change their column densities on a time scale longer than 105 s.
To present the illusion that the Enterprises elevators moved between decks, corridor pieces were wheeled out of sight to change the hall configuration while the lift doors were closed.
The more I hear people longing for their former dictators, the more I realize it is not because they do not have the capacity for democracy, but rather long for stability and feel discomfort at the sight of change.
The sights here change with the seasons: Rusty-purple chatterbox orchids bloom in the summer; tiny native crab apples hang from the trees in early fall.
