The news comes in the wake of fly-half Jason Tovey's return to Rodney Parade from Cardiff Blues.
We found that dietary yeast deconsolidated the sleep-wake behaviour of flies by promoting arousal from sleep in males and shortening periods of locomotor activity in females.
A different method of analysis can reveal time-dependent features of fly sleep-wake architecture by examining temporal correlations among bouts.
I know of the mother of a United Airlines flight attendant who, in the wake of 9/11, was afraid of flying.
He says he knows of a few operators who, in the wake of the attacks, refused to fly clients they didn't know.
Reigning champions Italy, feared of flying in the wake of the Superga disaster, sailing to Brazil, rolling down the gangplank like gnocchi, then jetting home in a sulk after an early exit.
The unwillingness of Americans to fly in the wake of 9/11 was later cited as a key reason why Concorde was grounded in October 2003.
In flocks of northern bald ibis (Geronticus eremita), each member of the group takes a turn leading the formation in flight, before dropping back to fly in the wake of another to save energy.
While some passengers have become reluctant to fly in the wake of the Parisian atrocities, history is on her side when she says she believes this will prove short-lived.
In the wake of "Nobody Knows" comes "Turtles Can Fly," written and directed by Bahman Ghobadi, which takes the plight of the parentless to a harsher and less dreamy level of devastation.
The consensus was that people would be unwilling to fly in the wake of the terrorist attacks and the consequence would be that many Western areas, normally helped by thousands of Eastern visitors, would suffer the most.
