Sentence examples for hand the expansion from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, the expansion of derivatives markets has made it easy to separate a share's vote from the economic interest that used to be a fundamental part of owning a share.
With traditional FMM, on the other hand, the expansion centres z and s are both taken to be the geometric cell centres and two cells are deemed well-separated as soon as the expansion converges, corresponding to θ crit = 1.
On the other hand, the expansion and establishment of the species over large ranges has led it to be classed as an invasive species (although little, if any impact has been noted yet).
On the other hand, the expansion of our library depends on the separate Red-driven integrations, each leading to construction of only one new member.
On the other hand, the expansion is often species-specific, such as the explosive expansion of the receptor serine/threonine kinase family and the receptor tyrosine kinase family in plants and animals, respectively [ 48, 49].
On the other hand, the expansion of classic monocytes and in vivo pre-activation of monocytes in patients with axSpA could also be the result of in vivo activation by cytokines released by local inflammation or by bacterial components such as LPS which may translocate during intestinal inflammation as mucosal inflammation is a common feature in axSpA.
The rise of the dynasty went hand in hand with the expansion of irrigated rice fields in the region.
"As beauty and health go hand-in-hand, the expansion into the fitness category was the next natural step for the company," says Hananel.
She has seen first-hand the expansion of gangs out of London into the area, and was herself threatened with violence by one of the London boys.
The rush of people on the move went hand-in-hand with the expansion of low-cost travel in Europe, especially by air.Now some of these flows are slowing, even reversing.
On the other hand, with the expansion of C4 olefin derivatives production, demand for butylenes increases gradually.
