Sentence examples for by relocations from inspiring English sources
"These are people who are the losers in modernization," said Mr. Perrineau, referring to manufacturing workers made jobless by relocations overseas and demands for more technical skills.
Although small compared to a 2013 wave of demonstrations which brought thousands into the streets across the country, Wednesday's protest highlights the tensions caused by relocations for the Olympics, which will take place in August 2016.
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.
However, since only 43 (three between the second and third assessment) participants relocated to ordinary housing during the follow-up, environmental changes incurred by relocation are not likely to influence the results.
For his 55th, loyalty was established by relocation to the Maldives, around 5,000 miles away from London.
In 2009, VERITAS was upgraded by relocation of one of the telescopes, leading to a significant improvement in sensitivity.
We also investigated whether recognition of a familiar individual is affected by relocation to a novel environment.
Boxing thus took a course of evasion by bringing a greater appearance of order to the sport through changes in rules and by relocation to more lenient environments.
Residents in the area where the park is being built, opposite the city on the other side of the Huangpu River, have complained about poor treatment by relocation companies.
In 1941 she continued piano studies in San Francisco until the attack on Pearl Harbor led to her forced evacuation to the Santa Anita Assembly Center followed by relocation to the Topaz internment camp in Utah.
