Subsequently, Baker broke formation to avoid a mid-air collision with bombers from the lead group, now arriving in the target area from the opposite direction.

Subsequently, Roosa and Mitchell were recycled to serve as members of the backup crew after returning from Apollo 14, while Pogue and Carr were re-assigned to the Skylab program where they later flew on Skylab 4.

Subsequently Gibson flew his aircraft across the dam to draw the flak away from Martin's run.

Subsequently, Hutton flew out to join the tour ; Immediately after he arrived, having travelled for four days, Hutton played against British Guiana, scoring 138 and 62 not out, before appearing in the third Test.

Subsequently renamed as a Troop Carrier Group, Tactical Airlift Group, Airlift Group and Airlift Wing, the 137th later flew the C-97 Stratocruiser, C-124 Globemaster, and C-130 Hercules, having flown the latter from 1974 to 2007.

Subsequently Belisarius, Narses, and other generals conquered the Ostrogothic Kingdom, restoring Dalmatia, Sicily, Italy, and Rome to the Empire after more than half a century of barbarian control.

Subsequently, it has liberalized regulations to allow more foreign investment.

Subsequently, the sector started lending again, with an increase of more than 4 % expected in 2011.

Subsequently three more versions of Ruby were released in two days.

Prior to the Phanerozoic ( before 544 Ma ), it is believed that microbial or inorganic processes weakly regulated the ocean's silicon cycle .< ref name = grenne03 > Subsequently, the cycle appears dominated ( and more strongly regulated ) by the radiolarians and siliceous sponges, the former as zooplankton, the latter as sedentary filter feeders primarily on the continental shelves.

Subsequently to this we hear nothing more of Tyndaris in history ; but there is no doubt of its having continued to subsist throughout the period of the Roman Empire.

Subsequently, it was developed informally by deaf and hearing interpreters, and came to include more grammar — especially linguistic features that are thought to be universal among sign languages, such as role shifting and the use of classifiers.

Subsequently, decentralisation is more effective in communities where achieving consensus is relatively straightforward.

Subsequently, the Valley of Mexico was hit with two more epidemics, smallpox ( 1545 – 1548 ) and typhus ( 1576 – 1581 ).

Subsequently, the electorates of the smallest states and territories have more variation in the number of voters in their electorates, with the smallest holding around 60, 000 voters and the largest holding around 120, 000 voters.

Subsequently, Bondar led an international team of researchers at NASA for more than a decade, examining data obtained from astronauts on space missions to better understand the mechanisms underlying the body's ability to recover from exposure to space.

Subsequently the Beatles experimented with a more complex, psychedelic style of music and anti-establishment lyrics, while The Rolling Stones sang " Sympathy for the Devil ", a song openly written from the point of view of Satan.

Subsequently, Ugartechea received and passed on to Mexico many reports that the spirit of conciliation was growing in the summer of 1835 and that the greatest threat to a consensus favoring peace would be to bring more troops from Mexico to Texas.

Subsequently, the class Flagellata ( Cohn, 1853 ) was created for creatures, like Euglena, possessing one or more flagella.

Subsequently Res Jost gave a more general proof in the framework of axiomatic quantum field theory.

Subsequently, he kept breaking his own record for the most times as Cruiserweight champion by regaining it twice more.

Subsequently, they published six more in that format: Limited Collectors ' Edition C-24, C-33, C-42, C-50 and All-New Collectors ' Edition C-53, C-60.

Subsequently, though, the use of caisson lighthouses proved more durable in locations subject to ice.

Subsequently it was used to study problems like worldwide changes in tide, earthquakes, atomic spectroscopy, X-ray crystallography, random walk methods, numerical analysis and more.

Subsequently, the OGC introduced XML schemas into GML's structure to help connect the various existing geographic databases, whose relational structure XML schemas more easily define.

Subsequently, Japan experienced the " Lost Decade ", which actually consisted of more than ten years of price deflation and largely stagnant GDP as Japan's banks struggled to resolve their bad debts and companies in other sectors struggled to restructure.

Subsequently Free River Press conducted more workshops in small Midwestern towns and cities, and in New Jersey, New York City, Chicago, west Texas, and Santa Fe.

Subsequently, a fourth specimen was identified and then an even more complete example came to light in 1999, along with some postcranial skeleton.

Subsequently, rather than restore governmental authority to the civilian legislature, Augusto Pinochet exploited his role as Commander of the Army to seize total power and to establish himself at the head of a junta.

Subsequently, the Habsburgs continued to confer the baronial title in the Southern Netherlands, first as kings of Spain and then, again, as emperors until abolition of the Holy Roman Empire, but these had become titular elevations rather than grants of new territory.

Subsequently, the Medway unitary authority has applied for city status for Medway as a whole, rather than for Rochester.

Subsequently, he constructed an elephant pen on the banks of the stream and the area became another village for the Shan settlers, although with a smaller population than that of Ban Pong Mu.

Subsequently, The Office of the Mayor of London has also opted to move to adopt a Design Guide for Housing within the city which will be 10 % more generous than the Parker Morris Standards.

Subsequently, the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974 established the Community Development Block Grant program ( CDBG ) which began in earnest the focus on redevelopment of existing neighborhoods and properties, rather than demolition of substandard housing and economically depressed areas.

Subsequently he devoted his attentions to managing the more than seventeen thousand hectares of family estate located around the Firth of Forth.

Subsequently, more vessels of all types were lost in combat to mines and torpedoes than from all other causes combined.

Subsequently the film became trouble free but took more than a year to finish the remaining portions and only released in October 2006 as Ajith took priority in completing Paramasivan and Thirupathi.

Subsequently, paceman Mitchell Johnson was the only bowler with more than four Tests heading into the series.

Subsequently, a group of health policy academics who were experts on the NHS published a competing analysis claiming that Kaiser's costs were actually substantially higher than the NHS and for a younger and healthier population.

Subsequently, none other than Godzilla will arise from the sea and destroy a ship.

" Subsequently, Hebel resigned as editor and wrote far fewer calendar stories, except in 1819, when he wrote more than ever to make that year's issue of the Rheinländischer Hausfreund possible.

Subsequently, the Mahoning Valley Scrappers replaced them in the New York-Penn League, which is officially considered an expansion franchise rather than a continuation of the SeaWolves.

Subsequently, on the morning of February 16, U. S. Army General Twiggs, finding that more than 1, 000 Texas troops had surrounded his installations in an orderly manner during the night, turned over to McCulloch all federal property in San Antonio.

Subsequently, E & D's engineers proposed a system of analogue television encoding known as MAC ( Multiplexed Analogue Component ) to provide a standard for the forthcoming satellite television broadcasts that was more robust than an extension of the existing PAL system used for terrestrial broadcasts.

Subsequently, preterm infants are at unacceptably high risk for intraventricular hemorrhage ( IVH ) if administered ECMO at a gestational age less than 32 weeks.

Subsequently, the result was challenged amid allegations that a polling station had been kept open by force for longer than the deadline, allowing more people to vote, but the courts-while conceding that this happened, did not uphold the challenge because it held that the votes cast after the legal closing time would not have affected the outcome.

Subsequently in 1972 Formula 1 rules were changed to outlaw the use of engines with more than 12 cylinders.