Sentence examples for and the transit of from inspiring English sources
Diskin said that the problem with Rafah was not weapons smuggling, but money smuggling and the transit of Syrian experts to train Hamas militants.
THE trials of Hosni Mubarak and the tribulations of another round of elections in Egypt, Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee, the European Football championships, and the transit of Venus.
Tall, lean, plain-spoken, a gentle old salt who lived by the rhythms of the tides and the transit of ships, Mr. Schubert was never very far from the sea he loved, his family said.
A Russian presidential spokesman, Sergei Prikhodko, said Obama and Medvedev would sign "framework agreements" on Monday, covering nuclear arms reduction, military co-operation and the transit of US supplies to Afghanistan.
He wrote three novels – The Fifth String, Pipetown Sandy, and The Transit of Venus – as well as a full-length autobiography, Marching Along and numerous articles and letters-to-the-editor on a variety of subjects.
The phylogenetic and functional relationships evident between type IV and certain conjugal transfer systems has led to the suggestion that these groups form a type IV superfamily of proteins involved in both the conjugal transfer between bacteria and the transit of virulence factors between bacteria and their eukaryotic host [14].
Time to dust off your eclipse glasses, binoculars and posterboard, or pinhole camera and witness the transit of Venus, a once in a lifetime event!
Or, more painful still, Nancy Mitford (The Pursuit of Love) and Shirley Hazzard (The Transit of Venus)?
The measured dose rate agreed with the log data very well with a mean deviation of 0.05%, and even the transit of modulation was tracked successfully.
Folic acid (F) was then conjugated to the GM to preferentially target oral squamous cancer (KB) cells with folate receptors expressed on their membranes and facilitate the transit of the nanoparticles across the cell membrane.
Second, even in a worst-case scenario, not all would be lost, since we could easily adopt control measures employed by Alexandre-Gui Pingré, who was sent to Rodrigues Island in 1761 to observe and record the Transit of Venus.
