Sentence examples for ingress across from inspiring English sources

Here, 'othering' is used to describe people that are socially situated outside the 'boundaries of belonging [ 10, 11].' Indeed, this research is timely given the current migration debates and the 'othering' of migrants seeking ingress across the EU [ 14, 15].

We saw no evidence of cells ingressing directly across the optic lumen, confirming a previous hypothesis (Li et al., 2000).

In fact, managing ingress and egress data across multi-level on-chip and off-chip memory hierarchies is an open HLS problem [7].

Such composites use nanoflakes of clays and claylike particles, which slow down the ingress of moisture and reduce gas transport across the packaging film.

Stresses exerted due to local molar volume change across the electrode during hydrogen ingress into and egress from a single α-Pd phase are always exceeded by those stresses exerted across the electrode during hydrogen ingress into and egress from a mixture of α-Pd and β-Pd phases.

New developments will see a service mesh facilitate secure connectivity for Kubernetes applications across multiple clusters by delivering ingress and gateway services.

JH: The fantastic thing that we have seen with Ingress is that we have a very diverse community across age, gender, location and other aspects.

In Lake Nokoué, the need to control the penetration of sea waters into the lagoon is paramount, and the recent construction of a barrage across the channel at Cotonou to the ingress of sea water might permit the lake to be used as a vast fish culture pond.

Because the ectopic small micromeres ingressed at the time of skeletogenic cell ingression, we wondered whether isolated small micromeres could ingress on their own.

Devices that do not contain an HTL appear to degrade by a mechanism other than pinhole ingress resulting in a more uniform degradation of the photocurrent across the active area.

Ingress router selects the optimal path for the new request by calculating blocking rates across all source destination paths.