The wind serves as metaphor for both mental illness, which is invisible but bluntly felt, and Ms. Ahtila's protagonist, who, rather than sliding into hysterical helplessness, trashes her apartment.
But the captain had no chart; he was afraid to trust his brig so deep among the islands; and the wind serving well, he preferred to go by west of Tiree and come up under the southern coast of the great Isle of Mull".
The star's magnetic field and the stellar wind serve to slow a main sequence star's rate of rotation by a significant amount as it evolves on the main sequence.
The Ottoman Turks, as strict Sunnites, preferred turbans of other colours, which, elaborately wound, served to distinguish the wearer from a non-Muslim.
Hence in this scenario, the observation of dense winds serves as a complementary means of spatially resolving the nature of X-ray heating in nonmagnetic single hot-star winds.
Their wind power served multiple uses: grinding grain, sawing wood, making paper, pumping water and pressing oil from seeds.
Photo: It does not have the glamour of the tree at Rockefeller Center, sure, but a simple plastic bag swept up in the wind yesterday served as a decoration of sorts for a tree near the United Nations on the East Side.
Too risky, and they might wind up served as a tasty snack for a hungry shark or cheetah or killed at the hands of their friends.
