Erdogan's comments came as the human rights group Amnesty International warned that the embargo – which includes harsh new restrictions on residence and travel – was splitting families up due to the requirement for Qatari citizens to leave neighbouring countries within 14 days.
Plates come and go — splitting, welding, changing through time, travelling long distances.
She manages to balance school and training with travel to international competitions, splitting most of her time between Salt Lake City and Perisher Blue, Australia.
Some of the logistics work Kohli is using is borrowed from his time in the food logistics space, like splitting cities into zones to optimize travel time and ensure that there's enough work for housecleaners to do.
For all its ear-splitting downsides, no one is discounting supersonic travel.
Sitting on the buttoned and worn splitting leather, one had the absurd sensation of travelling, so that if one sat close enough to the windows, which opened six inches only, and looked out at the unattainable sky and not at the animal-filled park, one could quite easily imagine oneself out for a Sunday-afternoon run in the country.
He's had root canal treatment and travelled on the bus with a splitting headache and toothache.
Secondary data (such as body wave travel times, phase velocity of surface waves, and splitting functions of free oscillation modes) are frequently extracted from the waveforms and are inverted (e.g., Ritsema et al., 1999; Masters et al., 2000; Grand, 2002; Montelli et al., 2004).
In his ruling, Judge Rakoff argued that his acceptance of the travel gift was within existing rules, a hair-splitting explanation that does not remove qualms about his judgment or impartiality.
The travelling on weekends and work during the week, as well as splitting time between two continents led to a gradual social isolation.
