Sentence examples for and relocation in the from inspiring English sources
These facilities are being used to investigate core melt scenarios from the beginning of core degradation to melt formation and relocation in the vessel, possible melt dispersion to the reactor cavity, and finally corium concrete interaction and corium coolability in the reactor cavity.
Hubbart's release and relocation in the community sparked outrage from residents concerned that the sexual predator would strike again.
In summary, our results show that GC differentiation and relocation in the perinatal marmoset testis is remarkably similar to that in the human, and fundamentally different from that in the rat.
Daskin et al. (1992) studied future effects of uncertainty in DFLAPS conditions and the main aim was not to consider the location and relocation in time horizon but to find an optimum or near-optimum solution for the first period.
The White House's Council on Environmental Quality will also co-host a "Symposium on Climate Displacement, Migration, and Relocation" in December 2016 in Hawaii. .
On the other hand, the tolerance mechanism may involve the entrance of Al through the roots and its relocation (in the vacuole) or internal detoxification through Al chelating with organic acids (citrate and oxalate) [ 5].
We put things in colour-coded bin bags, for recycling, charity shops and relocation elsewhere in the house.
The IκB protein binds to activated NF-κB in the cell nucleus, causing dissociation of the latter from the IκB binding sites of the target genes and its subsequent relocation in the cytoplasm [ 14, 15].
This, though, was artificially reduced by massive relocation in the 1960s and 1970s to ease overcrowding within the city and successive boundary changes in the 1990s that were unkind to Glasgow.
