The phrase "arriving of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not typically used in standard English, and it may lead to confusion without additional context.
Example: "The arriving of the train was delayed due to weather conditions."
Alternatives: "arrival of" or "coming of".
The FID molecules became mobile after the arriving of the swelling front, which propagates along the fiber's axis upon the immersion of the system in aqueous solution.
The capability of an EEWS to provide real-time estimates of source parameters (location and magnitude) can be used to take some countermeasures during the earthquake occurrence and before the arriving of the most destructive waves at the site of interest.
For a Wall Street mogul facing negotiations over a billion-dollar contract, for a Hollywood star or network anchor expected on the set the next morning, a $6,000 one-way ticket might seem a bargain if it meant arriving of the other side of the ocean in fighting trim.
Firstly, the solution to the problem, or the arriving of a principle by which to address the problem, needs an effort at cross cultural understanding.
STF that transiently increases the synapse weight is primarily caused by the arriving of two or more action potentials at presynaptic neuron within a very short-time interval, thus boosting the concentration of Ca2+ ions.
In scenario S3, a large amount of seawater in the bay would retreat seaward in the first 35 minutes, exposing nearly 500 m wide original seafloor to the air before the arriving of the first positive wave.
And we'd be late to arrive, of course.
So far 1,000 have arrived, of whom half are children.
Then news arrives of Mrs Churchill's sudden death.
At much the same time, news arrived of British incitement of Indians on the Northwest border.
And when we arrived, of course, I realised we were actually visiting two of them.
