Sentence examples for domain has gone from inspiring English sources

Imminent domain has gone from a power the government exerted constitutionally in the interest of public good to a power exerted by corporations who find individuals standing in the way of profit.

"Just look at web domain names: it has gone from a couple hundred to well over 1,600 in the past year.

And when President Bush dared to hope that the host nation, Turkey (a NATO nation that did more than France to counter the Soviet threat), would be accepted into the European Union, Chirac lashed out at the American with: "He not only went too far, but he has gone into a domain that is not his own.

Since leaving Apple, McNamara has gone on to start Parallel Domain.

Once almost exclusively the domain of Japan and the US, self-proclaimed "geek culture" has gone global.

He has gone beyond political tolerance to accept co-dominion of another ethical system in the public domain.

I'm happy that some of the legislation's more onerous provisions, including domain blocking, have gone away.

Among the 34 proteins on which DCNs failed to make predictions, 10 of them failed because no Pfam domain was detected by HHsearch with an e-value< = 0.01; 19 of them failed because the Pfam domain(s) detected by HHsearch could not be found in the DCN of the closest relevant species; and the others failed because none of their neighboring domains had GO terms available.

Of the 313 DDIs, we found 67 DDIs (21.41%) with constituent domains having GO-graph-node distances ≤2.

Proteins that consist of arrangements with these two emerged domains have GO functions related to the recognition of pollen, protein phosphorylation, and cell recognition.

However, lamins are modular proteins with two distinct domains; the filament and IF-tail, and domain-limited sequence similarities could have gone undetected.