But in Hong Kong, which has comparable tropical weather patterns to Indonesia, nearly one in 500 arriving and departing flights have reported significant wind shear at the international airport since its opening in 1998, according to the Hong Kong Observatory's website.

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But market rules still apply, and in this case they are a wind shear.

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The trauma that causes intraparenchymal hematomas often is responsible for so-called white matter shear injuries torn axons in the brain's white matter.

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Most wind-shear and turbulence events are reported in March and April.

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Sudden changes in wind speed or direction, known as wind shear, can lift or smash aircraft into the ground during landing.

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Bedouin men shear the sheep, camels and goats, and women gather in small groups to spin and weave, exchanging family news and occasionally chanting and reciting poetry.

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The machinists in the engine cars must have been holding on for dear life, praying the support struts did not shear off.

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