Sentence examples for lifetime moves from inspiring English sources
Since theory suggests that migration may disrupt fertility, the number of lifetime moves is relevant to fertility.
Similarly, we see a positive relationship between number of lifetime moves and cumulative fertility (Table 6, model 2).
Number of lifetime moves is measured as categorical, with those moving from one, two, and three or more times compared to the reference group of non-migrants.
According to migration characteristics (Table 2), most migrants moved more than once in their lifetime, with an average of 2.0 lifetime moves among migrants.
We tabulate the number of lifetime moves among our respondents, the duration of time spent living in Kinshasa, migration stream (rural-urban, urban-urban), and the age at migration to Kinshasa.
There is noteworthy heterogeneity among migrants: higher fertility among migrants is associated with longer duration in Kinshasa, more lifetime moves, urban-Kinshasa migration, older age at first migration, and moving to Kinshasa from outside (as opposed to intra-Kinshasa migration).
Most police commissioners derive their clout from the mayor they serve, but Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly has spent a lifetime moving through New York's corridors of power -- and it shows.
Then he'll either be sent back to earth for another lifetime or move on to the next level of the cosmos.
Mr. Guest was actually born in New York, but his diplomat father whisked him away six months later, and a lifetime of moving back and forth has left him with "a slightly schizophrenic feeling when I'm in London".: Well, he is sitting in New York, drinking English Breakfast tea.
To achieve better reliability all URCS are running on embedded computers without disk and fans to avoid the limited lifetime of moving mechanical parts.
For instance, an attacker node during its lifetime may move to a region in the network where it does not happen to be involved in the active routing path(s) (not forwarding any routing packets).
