Armed with sensitive infrared cameras and adaptive optics to compensate for atmospheric turbulence, Croom and colleagues expected to easily detect the hosts of these quasars.
In 1930 the armed forces forced the Radicals from power and improved economic conditions, but political turbulence intensified.
Another device would return the tone arm to the beginning of the record when it reached the end, reset the tone arm if it became stuck, and, in the case of too much turbulence, lift the arm, lock it, and put it back in place when the turbulence subsided.
It has been forced by market turbulence to delay the flotation of its mobile arm, T-Mobil.
Mr. Maillot, who directs Les Ballets de Monte Carlo, emphasizes emotional turbulence; hands appear to swim through the air, arms fly as if out of control and there are many off-kilter balances.
Once again turbulence hit and, as always, I grabbed the arm rest with my right hand and hung on for dear life across the entire Atlantic.
Lloyds, the first UK bank to report half-year results, posted a sharp drop in the value of its insurance arm's investment portfolio in the wake of market turbulence.
Meanwhile, I'll be sat rigid, clammy palms gripping the arm-rests in anticipation of the first ripple of in-flight turbulence.
"Your arms aren't capable of holding your child securely, especially during unexpected turbulence," the FAA's website says.
The FAA also strongly advises against allowing children to sit on an adult's lap during flights because "arms aren't capable of holding your child securely, especially during unexpected turbulence".
