Sentence examples for migrate to become from inspiring English sources

But ultimately all Minecraft players migrate to become creators and engineers of the Minecraft platform.

It can be surmised here that power distribution systems which currently are three-phase radial AC systems would migrate to become multi-terminal, bipolar, VSC-DC systems [79, 80, 81].

These users are getting the premium, paid-for Deezer service through an offer via a telecom partner.. (In other words, most of those using Deezer's premium service are not paying for it… but the company hopes they will migrate to become direct, paying customers once their bundled deals conclude).

We sampled only specialist doctors because most non-specialist doctors must migrate to become specialists.

As well, tumor tissue and its microenvironment secrete factors that recruit monocytes into the glioma, and these GCLRP-activated monocytes appear to respond more actively to the tumoral signals and more readily migrate to become part of the tumoral microenvironment.

In addition, by late Ming times, thousands of venturesome Chinese had migrated to become mercantile entrepreneurs in the various regions of Southeast Asia and even in Japan.

In mammals, the bones that used to be part of the jaw, migrated to become the inner ear bones.

From its ancestral home in Burma (Myanmar today), eggplant has migrated to become a staple in India, China, Southeast Asia and much of Africa and the Mediterranean.

But 70 percent of the poor live in rural areas and constitute the bulk of those that have migrated to become the urban poor.

In this laminin mutant, notochord cells initiate intercalation, but then migrate inappropriately to become dispersed in the tail, because of the absence of a morphological boundary around the notochord.

We found that vPCV angioblasts (Fig. 5B, 34.75 hpf; Fig. 5C) leave the PCV at ∼36 hpf and migrate ventrally to become incorporated into the primary SIV (Fig. 5B, 36-51.5 hpFigFig. 5C).