Thus, the primary source of outlet glacier acceleration widely observed on small and large calving glaciers in Greenland is driven by changes in dynamic forces at the glacier front, not enhanced meltwater lubrication.
Getting a job in one of the oil-rich emirates -- one of the main sources of job outlets for the Lebanese -- has become impossible.
What stood for 33 years as simply Fortunoff's is now part of "The Mall at the Source," with large outlets of Old Navy, Virgin Records, and the Rainforest Cafe attracting shoppers from the Island's newly emergent cadre of software designers, biochemical engineers and high technology workers.
Meanwhile, as the media in general adjusted to a new world of internet competitors, squeezed budgets, and recycled content, the papers became a dependable source of polemic for other outlets.
By preserving the original content, links and source of a tweet, media outlets can do a better job at sourcing news stories from Twitter.
Increasing numbers of Americans are saying that these kinds of outlets are their chief source of news.
Cantú also attributed the decision to financial troubles that he blamed on authorities: "The arrogant refusal to pay debts contracted for the provision of services". In Mexico, government advertising is a major source of revenue for many news outlets, including Norte.
From our data, we cannot determine the source of homeopathic products (local commercial outlets, NHS doctor homeopaths or professional practitioners).
But given the insularity and inflexibility that still hobble too many Japanese firms, this small source of alternative jobs offers an outlet for those who are getting a raw deal in corporate Japan.In general, foreign firms in Japan attract people whose talents are either under-rewarded or allowed to waste away in local companies.
When he was a young man, Van Riet kayaked from the source of the Limpopo to its outlet into the Indian Ocean.
The District uses the northeast-flowing Pine River as both a source of drinking water and an outlet for sewage.
