Sentence examples similar to becomes upper from inspiring English sources

Lacrosse was played by the Six Nations of the Iroquois (in what became upper New York state and lower Ontario) long before Christopher Columbus landed in the New World.

Ayyūbid dynasty, Sunni Muslim dynasty, founded by Saladin (Ṣalāḥ al-Dīn), that ruled in the late 12th and early 13th centuries over Egypt and what became upper Iraq, most of Syria, and Yemen.

He became Upper Silesia's first Polish member of the Reichstag (the German parliament) in 1903, being reelected in 1907 and 1918, and served in the Prussian Diet from 1904 to 1918 to the dismay of the Prussian administration, the Catholic hierarchy, and local capitalists.

Geneticists Robert Martienssen and Catherine Kidner found that in very young Arabidopsis plants, the cells destined to become upper leaf layers boast little of a specific microRNA molecule that targets the DNA sequence shared by the three polarity genes--meaning the polarity genes there are turned on.

Historians believe that there may have been a Shawnee village and burial ground just to the north of Little Pine State Park on Little Pine Creek, just a few miles from what became Upper Pine Bottom State Park.

In their full form including dangling end terms, the forward recursions for the partition function of an interacting pair of RNAs become Upper alternatives refer to regular loops, lower alternatives to the loop containing the cutpoint.

According to a recent genetic fate mapping study, at least a subset of progenitors become fate restricted to become upper layer cortical neurons before E13.5, even through these neurons are generated through terminal mitosis 3 4 days later (Franco et al., 2012).

They became upper-class Brits and got the Order of Merit on their deathbeds.

There is this idea that children are products and if you make the right input, they'll become upper-middle-class successes".

Every successful step that Target takes -- signing designers to make baby bottles and little black dresses, moving deeper into the grocery business, persuading more and more upper-middle-class shoppers to become upper-middle-class bargain hunters -- brings it into closer confrontation with the $218 billion behemoth that is Wal-Mart.

If we take ω = 4, then the upper bound in inequality (2.1) becomes the upper bound in inequality (1.5).