(2) The term arrival means arrival at a port of entry in the customs territory of the United States or at any place serviced by any such port of entry.
Mr. Saunders, the European bureau chief for the Toronto newspaper The Globe and Mail, visits the world's great sprawling shantytowns and slums — he prefers the term arrival cities — on the outskirts of places like Mumbai, Rio, London, Paris, Chongqing and Los Angeles and speaks eloquently for them.
The remaining half - about 280,000 people - are long-term arrivals from the rest of the world.
There have been increases in both long-term arrivals and long-term departures since the late 1990s, but the former has outstripped the latter.
Entrants to Australia on student visas, including international university students, comprise a increasing proportion of travellers, from 3.7% of short-term arrivals in 2000 to 6.3% in 2010 [ 3].
The concept in (9) is to try to estimate the relatively long-term arrival rate in a specific buffer, avoiding sharp alternations that can lead to instability in bandwidth distribution.
"However, by 4 p.m., a gridlock situation had already begun to develop at the American Eagle ramp, and each hour thereafter the situation got progressively worse in terms of arrivals exceeding departures," according to the Department of Transportation consent order.
In the short term, the arrival of a new crop of outspoken Republican Latinos will almost certainly change the terms of the debate over immigration reform, making it even more difficult for Democrats to push through a legalisation plan as part of broader reform legislation.
The top 5 countries represented in terms of arrivals were: China.
Note that the 2D BF and D-BF performances in term of arrival separation conform to the resolution performances shown in Iturbe et al. [13], which were calculated with theoretical values of observables.
We considered, in this study, the joint use of HM and adaptive link relaying in a cooperative relay-based OFDMA system, as is the case of LTE-A systems, and modeled it in a cross-layer manner, taking into account realistic user dynamics in terms of arrivals and departures after a finite service duration.
