Sentence examples for expansion away from inspiring English sources

The 1950s saw Florence expand into its periphery, and in 1962 a plan was developed partly to guide expansion away from the Florence-Prato conurbation.

Indeed, the party's core principle held that any American could advance himself in society and achieve economic independence, and that the future lay with industrial growth and westward expansion, away from the decayed, slaved-based southern model.

And what of Amazon's expansion away from the book market?

Robert Morris, a vice president of service research at IBM, said the company's "Smarter Planet" strategy, an expansion away from a pure computing business, is "prompting us to move into new countries and new fields".

It can be verified that such heteroclinic networks can be attracting if, in some sense, the rate of expansion away from the nodes is not as strong as the rate of contraction towards the nodes see [129] for some precise results in this direction.

Theoretically, a unidirectional stepping-stone model of progressive range expansion away from source populations in PNG should produce a decrease in genetic diversity along the expansion axis and clear associations among adjacent populations (Austerlitz et al. 1997; Excoffier et al. 2009).

He wanted Asian expansion right away.

When we came up with the idea to give an entire expansion pack away at no extra charge to everyone who pre-orders the game, I was thrilled.

A strong shock wave in the atmosphere, which is induced by the explosive vapor expansion, propagates away from the impact point at higher velocity than that of the vapor expansion.

More than a million strong, by the start of the 1950s the Kikuyu had been increasingly economically marginalised as years of white settler expansion ate away at their land holdings.

has also said there could be "tragic consequences" if Medicaid expansion goes away, particularly on the issue of opioid funding. .