Sentence examples for gradually relocated from inspiring English sources

And as its first generation gradually relocated to New York in the 1970s, its experimental ethos connected with a larger circle of musicians.

Few such "high value" targets have materialized, and the Pentagon has gradually relocated members of the covert Special Operations units to more urgent missions in Iraq and Afghanistan.

This concept allows for neuron types to be gradually relocated to remote locations during evolution.

Across all sites, and in response to community feedback, CM activities were gradually relocated closer to MVCT and PTSS venues, throughout the intervention.

Following constriction, intracellular Rlc1-GFP gradually relocated to the cortex (Movie S1; the average time of cortical recruitment was 33.7 ± 14.2 min; n = 12 cells).

He intends to gradually relocate both his home and his studio to the Peekskill building, where he hopes to open a cooperative gallery on the ground floor.

The main advantages of this approach are that communities can survive small- to moderate-size events with little economic impact, and communities, if they choose to, can gradually relocate assets out of hazard zones.

Detailed analyses reveal that the genes that undergo X-inactivation gradually relocate deep inside the Xist-covered silent compartment as they are silenced [ 63].

At P6, ribbons are gradually relocating from the cytoplasm to the membrane, where individual ribbons are anchored opposite an afferent terminal.

The CHA told the Associated Press they have gradually been relocating residents as part of a sweeping "Plan for Transformation" and providing counseling and moving services for them.

Bristol's economy no longer relies upon the Port of Bristol, which was relocated gradually to docks at Avonmouth (1870s) and Royal Portbury Dock (1977) as the size of ships increased.