Sentence examples for bowl migration from inspiring English sources

Rapid growth and urbanization were accompanied by social and economic disruptions including two World Wars, the 1918 flu epidemic, massive immigration from Eastern and Southern Europe, the "Great Migration" of blacks out of the rural South, the Great Depression, and the Dust Bowl migration and other white migration from Appalachia to urban areas.

In 1950, 33percentt of the population in the southern San Joaquin Valley were whites from the Southwest; today, just under 10percentt is, said James N. Gregory, an associate professor of history at the University of Washington and the author of "American Exodus: The Dust Bowl Migration and Okie Culture in California" (Oxford University Press, 1989).

With a few dozen other listeners, Mr. Braverman heard Guthrie's wife, Marjorie, lead her husband through give-and-take interviews about his childhood in the Oklahoma Territory, his Dust Bowl migration to California, his work on the Bonneville Dam project in Washington State and his current life in New York.

Zelma Baker, 91, had come to California during the great Dust Bowl migration of the 1930s.

And with the cultural shifts and agricultural severities the region has endured, from Dust Bowl migration to the current drought, Big Sur and its surroundings have also played backdrop to aching works of American literature.

Thousands stood in line with the sun setting picturesquely over the scenic Pocono backdrop, a quasi-dust bowl migration of anxious attendees some choosing to get their party started early with a round of "slap the bag," others taking the time to stock up on nutrition by gifting slices of fresh avocado.

For each bowl brand, migration concentrations were divided by the wetted surface area (152.8 cm2 for Brand 1 and 162.3 cm2 for Brand 2), with results expressed in μg/cm2.

Millions whose family histories were considerably altered by the Dust Bowl and Great Migrations, not to mention the dash to the big city in pursuit of opportunities (Detroit with its burgeoning automotive industry comes to mind), will find concrete evidence of these pivotal moments.

Chik et al. (2011) measured melamine migration in bowls (100 °C for 30 min) in water and a 3%% acetic solution and found values in bowls between 39 and 140 and 52 and 250 μg/L for water and acetic acid, respectively.

Transformation among metal doped conformations can be achieved by migration of alkali metal on the bowl surface and bowl-to-bowl inversion.

In what has been described as the biggest climate-driven migration since the Dust Bowl of the 1930s, more than a million people fled from hurricane Katrina.