Sentence examples for invasion off from inspiring English sources

Once T1 and T2 have been introduced into solution, the gate can be reversibly switched between the ON- or OFF- states via the successive addition of invasion (OFF) and restoration (ON) strands.

In 2005, a similar invasion off San Diego delighted fishermen and, in 2002, thousands of squid washed up on the beaches.

Guevara did not play a key role in the fighting, as one day before the invasion a warship carrying Marines faked an invasion off the West Coast of Pinar del Río and drew forces commanded by Guevara to that region.

However, unlike the one-off invasion of the UK by grey squirrels plus a parapoxvirus, food-borne pathogens such as E. coli O157::H7 and its suite of phages continuously invade new digestive tracts.

Then even more cross-pollination occurs, and the invasion takes off.

What we do not know is why Normandy Invasion ran off.

The actors, trying to suggest familiarity with the task of dream invasion, spin off gibberish in the most casual way.

HBO's enormous mini-series about an American parachute unit during the Normandy invasion gets off to a gauzy start, but then quickly gets down to the visceral horror of war.

The project, which cost about $1 million to develop, was not initially intended to begin in Jordan, but in Iraq, where the looting of the National Museum in Baghdad in the wake of the 2003 invasion set off international alarms about the threat to some of the world's oldest artifacts.

Polish President Bronislaw Komarowski suggested that a rival WWII commemoration be held in Gdansk, on the country's Baltic Coast, where a 1939 German invasion kicked off the war.

On 1 August, Nelson, who had returned to the Egyptian coast after reports gathered at Coron revealed the French invasion, arrived off Aboukir Bay.