In addition, the use of sub-tracks could prove effective in improving the terrainability of the vehicle over weak terrains.
Nasir al-Wahishi, the new "emir of the Arabian Peninsula", a Yemeni, to whom they have sworn loyalty, was himself one of 23 al-Qaeda suspects who escaped from a prison in Sana'a, the Yemeni capital, in 2006.With its rough terrain, weak central state and gun-slinging tribal culture, Yemen may prove a fairly secure redoubt for al-Qaeda.
But its tribal structure, weak state and mountainous terrain have proven to be obstacles.
His comparison of human life, in the "Wandering Shepherd," to the journey of a weak old man over harsh terrain is unforgettable.
Still, recent arrivals say thousands remained trapped in the rugged terrain, including many too weak or infirm to hike their way down.
Because of the hilly terrain, cellular telephone reception is weak to nonexistent near the mine.
The line between the living and the dead may not be much of a line at all, but the terrain is not for the weak of heart.
This is collaborated by Q/GWT (Fig. 11b) relationships, whereby shallow groundwater table will guarantee high groundwater yield in amphibolite and gneisses terrains (where R = −0.83 and − 0.50, respectively) and to a lower extent within migmatite terrains where the relationship is weak (R = −0.21).
The question of using a strong or weak force is a question of studying the terrain.
Emily proceeded to track just south of the Dominican Republic, where its weak circulation became increasingly disrupted due to the adjacent high terrain and increasing vertical wind shear.
Our results suggest that climate change feedbacks between temperature and silicate weathering rates may be weaker than previously thought, at least in actively eroding, unglaciated terrain similar to our study sites.
