Sentence examples for later transit from inspiring English sources

Later transit through the myocardial compartments is unaffected with a live-time fraction of 1 for all activities.

The net number of uncorrected true coincidences over the transit of the tracer corresponding to the input function and the later transit through the myocardial compartment can be observed in Fig. 4.

The magnitude of neurocognitive deficits is greater in subjects with a psychosis risk state who will later transit to psychosis as compared to those who will not [ 36], supporting the existence of different psychosis high-risk endophenotypes [ 36].

Seven stations later, a transit worker, alerted by the police, spotted him, and the family was reunited happily.

The patent also details how partial addresses might be used to get an item closer to a customer, with the exact location provided later in transit.

Material from "Passage," a short film he made at the academy, would resurface years later in "Transit" (2009), a haunting meditation on aging and isolation.

Nonetheless, governments tackled most of emergencies by simply improving mobility infrastructures: initially just roads, later mass transit infrastructures.

An observatory was erected on a hill in Providence where a street, later named "Transit Street" in honor of the event, was laid out.

In 1972, he became Boston's deputy mayor; he later became Boston transit chief.

Two days later, with the transit system still a mess and the city in a fierce debate over the cancellation of the marathon, it was decided that the Nets would go ahead with their scheduled game against the Toronto Raptors, a far less exciting opponent than the Knicks, risking empty seats in what they had hoped would be their grand debut.

Moore himself had made a prescient drawing in 1942, Crowd Looking at a Tied-Up Object, showing a huddle of small, thin, nervous people staring up at a towering monolith, wrapped and roped like one of Moore's own later works in transit.