That and other changes to turn outward have translated to more funding, a larger audience share and continual vigilance by the station to ensure it's delivering the kind of programming the community wants.
Moreover, at middle islands, the presence of a stopped "at station" train could hinder vigilance and the perception of the activation of the second pair of controls if pedestrians are transgressing in a hurry to catch the stopped train.
But their uneasiness has risen palpably, as has the level of vigilance, with extra police officers and soldiers patrolling stations from London to Rome.
We also found broad similarities between tactile responses of trigeminal stations and the hippocampus during different vigilance states (wake and sleep).
The price of freedom is eternal vigilance of course, so we have built a big military defensive station on the moon – but evidently with no great interest in creating fortified outposts further afield in the galaxy than that.
Although the piece was also sent out for use by CBS television and radio stations, the plagiarism issue still highlights the need for vigilance by major media organisations trying to build increasingly valuable digital presence.
As a result of the federal government's new vigilance about human rights abusers, these courts are increasingly playing a new role, as a way station between exile and, presumably, a trial back home.
These costs may include energy spent traveling and searching, swimming costs of maintaining station in flow (Fausch 1984), conflict with inter- and intraspecific competitors (Li and Brocksen 1977), or costs of vigilance associated with predation risk (Johnsson et al. 2004).
Your vigilance is commendable".
