Sentence examples for by relocation of from inspiring English sources

In 2009, VERITAS was upgraded by relocation of one of the telescopes, leading to a significant improvement in sensitivity.

The key factors influencing PAHR are molten fuel coolant interaction and grid plate melt through, followed by relocation of fragmented fuel and structural materials settling on the core catcher in the form of debris below the core.

Falling stage dissection of the bar was accompanied by relocation of the flow, along a smaller channel (represented by channel element CH3) at the northern end of the outcrop and bar top dissection.

(9) In the replacement of building contents, materials and equipment, the Regional Administrator shall require as appropriate, disaster proofing of the building and/or elimination of such future losses by relocation of those building contents, materials and equipment outside or above the base floodplain or the 500-year floodplain for critical actions.

During the growth of LDs in the cytosol, lipid synthesis also occurs at the LDs by relocation of lipid synthesizing enzymes to the LDs [50].

In addition, by relocation of plastic hinge zone from column face to beam region, the diagonal reinforcement would contribute to the ductility of beam-column connection when considering that plastic hinges are usually formed in the critical section near column face which may result in a brittle failure.

Initial steady-state core power distributions can be disturbed by changes in the reactor loop mass flow rates and/or temperatures, by relocations of the low-temperature/diluted-boron water slugs within the primary system or by movements of control rods.

All changes in the visible objects of the world of appearance are brought about by relocations of these atoms: in Aristotelian terms, the atomists reduce all change to change of place.

The criticism received over its handling of the Star Ferry Pier caused Michael Suen, the Secretary for Housing, Planning and Lands, to propose a piece-by-piece relocation of the pier to a new location on the reclaimed waterfront during a Legco session on 21 March 2007.

As the sagittal dimension of PAP was increased secondary to the forward posture of the tongue caused by anterior relocation of the mandible by twin-block appliance, it reduced the compensatory adaptation in the PPWT and as a result, the thickness got marginally increased.

But although that will harm the airflow a little, it will be more than counterbalanced by the improvement in airflow caused by the relocation of the radiator exits.