Sentence examples for another migrated from inspiring English sources

Plant species have been exposed to wide fluctuations in temperature during these cycles, and the fossil pollen record suggests that most of them have at one time or another migrated in response to climate change events (Davis and Shaw 2001).

As the market is disappeared the people change their occupation and are migrated another places.

The Unicef report (pdf) – which pulls together the latest global data regarding migration and analyses the effect it has on children – shows that globally some 50 million children have either migrated to another country or been forcibly displaced internally; of these, 28 million have been forced to flee by conflict.

Another exodus of Chinese migrated to Riau in 1740 following unrest which erupted in Batavia, during which many Chinese were massacred.

He writes: "In the current public conversation, this figure [the immigrant] has not only migrated from one country to another, he has migrated from reality to the collective imagination where he has been transformed into a terrible fiction".

The reverend and his congregation have reportedly migrated across town to another site, leaving the old church unsecured.

Over the past year, caught between an ailing economy and the struggle of print publications in an increasingly digital age, one after another title has trimmed its sails, migrated to the Web or closed up shop entirely.

They've largely migrated to DailyMotion.com, another video-uploading site that replicates YouTube's model of user-provided videos.

As a result, during the period 1841 1931, about 2 million Scots migrated to North America and Australia, and another 750,000 Scots relocated to England.

This communal atmosphere is reminiscent of another Philly band that has since migrated north to New York, and it's only logical to hear Killiam Shakespeare firmly grabbing the torch of Brotherly Love from The Roots.

If a user task j is migrated, from one container to another one, a penalty r j is associated in order to capture the service downtime incurred by this migration.