Two mentions of, respectively, moft and the magazine itself are made in Tot Mitică (in reference to Petre P. Carp and to a woman courted by Mitică's friend Costică).
With little in the way of enemy resistance, however, the aircraft were never assembled in country and he had to return without leading the first Australian airmen into combat, a distinction that instead went to Petre as commander of the Mesopotamian Half Flight the following year.
In season, Mr. Massaro ferries the youngsters — 2, 6 and 7 years old — across the 683-acre lake in one of his three boats to explore Petre Island, so they can harvest the blueberries that grow in profusion.
Promoted to captain, Petre was appointed the Half Flight's commanding officer and embarked for Basra via Bombay on 14 April, later to be joined by fellow pilots White, Merz and Lieutenant William Treloar, along with thirty-seven ground staff.
Throughout the analysis, comparisons are made from the survey data both to Green's cognitive dimensions and to Green and Petre's own assessment of LabVIEW [1, 2].
By characterizing those aspects of end-user visualization environments that impact social interaction, our framework provides an important extension to Green and Petre's (J. Visual Lang. Comput. 7 (1996) 131 174) 'Cognitive Dimensions'.
While he made his own comparison between Creangă and Pann, Tudor Vianu concluded that the Moldavian writer was in fact superior, as well as being more relevant to literature than Petre Ispirescu, the prime collector of tales in 19th-century Wallachia.
In Mesopotamia, Petre was required to lead the AFC contingent in reconnaissance and sabotage missions, and had to deal with unreliable machines, hazardous terrain, and the threat of incarceration or death at the hands of hostile tribesmen.
The hosts hit back before the hour mark when the Scottish lock Scott Murray sliced through the Munster defence to score under the posts and Petre Mitu's conversion reduced the deficit to 22 13.
But Mr Blagden loses his memory completely, and from no particular cause; chances combine to identify him with Mr Petre, the great American millionaire.
Petre introduced Kathleen to racing cars and, as Kay Petre, she became one of Britain's leading female drivers of the 1930s.
