The two and a half hour tour will take note of changes in the neighborhood that are bringing residents, rejuvenation of old restaurants and establishment of new ones.
This supernova must have occurred during the peak of the Egyptian empire and at a time that astronomical observers in China, India and some parts of Central America were beginning to take note of changes.
Carefully take note of changes in vaginal discharge.
Most recently, however, an English singer named Petula Clark took note of changes in the social climate with what is almost certainly the best, and what promises to be the most popular, demographic statement of them all, "Downtown": When you're alone, when life is making you lonely, You can always go Downtown.
"I also first visited the U.S.A. in 1979 and I have been taking note of changes, many of which we strive to discuss with our American counterparts". Ms. Rice fumed for a few minutes while the discussion went on to other matters.
During the screening process, we also took note of changes in media turbidity indicative of bacterial presence and growth.
But the other two shows are among a long list of series that have suffered this year because many viewers failed to take note of their change of address.
And it's worth pausing, on the cusp of the court hearings, to take note of this change and to mull what's behind it.
But nuclear power is sustainable and its carbon emissions are relatively low, so when governments finally started to take note of climate change, our once maligned friend squirmed its way back on to the agenda.
This is something to take note of: incremental changes in temperature are one thing, but changes in precipitation (as we have learned from the recent wildfires and floods out west) can be life-threatening.
UNICEF and the CEI "Step by Step" have taken notes of changes and observations related to challenges faced in the education sector, as well as the corresponding solutions that have been devised.
