Sentence examples for assumed residence from inspiring English sources

With Louis XVIII using the title Comte d'Isle (named after his estate in Languedoc) and at times Comte de Lille, he and his family assumed residence in Warsaw, then part of the province of South Prussia, in the Łazienki Palace from 1801 to 1804, after an arduous voyage from Jelgava.

But what starts out as a variation on a standard fugitive drama takes on a steadily deepening poignancy once Paul assumes residence on the Adriatic coast (gorgeously photographed by Laurent Dailland).

Somewhere within that sits a workably goofy comic-strip premise: high-school loser Trip (Lucas Till, buffed to the point of blandness) gets to leave his rivals and troubles for dust after a gas-guzzling extraterrestrial squid assumes residence beneath the bonnet of his battered pick-up.

This is the type of infection that is also assumed to be 'compartmentalized' [ 44] and is likely sustained by longer-lived cells of the monocyte lineage that assume residence as perivascular and meningeal macrophages [ 45] rather than trafficking lymphocytes [ 46].

Will the new NQS really measure FDC quality or does it measure how the scheme 'monitors' quality in each residence by assuming all residences are the same?

They said the men leaving Israeli- and Palestinian-controlled territories would assume "temporary residence abroad".

When he was ennobled in 2000, the Tories said he would assume permanent residence in Britain fulfilling the inverted principle of no representation without taxation.

In passing, Paul refers to a party of Cephas (Peter) in 1 Corinthians 1 12 that suggests that a group in the church of Corinth was especially devoted to Peter (leading some to assume a residence of Peter in Corinth) and in 1 Corinthians 9 5 to Peter as carrying on missionary activity accompanied by his wife.

The behavior of tower and tower loop reactors is described by the CSTR-PFR and PFR loop combination as well as by the one-dimensional dispersion model with a loop assuming negligible residence time of the cells in the loop.

It can be calculated that an increase of 95% complex formation to 98% complex formation theoretically results in a 2.5 3% slower clearance of the FVIII molecule per 10 min in our mouse model (assuming mean residence time of 10 min for free FVIII and 150 min for VWF-bound FVIII).

Estimates of the whole-body dose in SPECT [ 61] are given with a range from less than 2 cGy (160 MBq of 99mTc; biological half-life 1 h) in rats to 90 cGy (740 MBq in 30 g-mice assuming a residence time of 3.2 h) [ 41].