Many terns breeding in temperate zones are long-distance migrants, and the Arctic tern probably sees more annual daylight than any other animal as it migrates from its northern breeding grounds to Antarctic waters, a return journey of more than 30,000 km (18,600 mi).
The other standouts during that time included NBC's The West Wing (which actually began in September 1999), ABC's Lost, CBS' The Good Wife, Fox's 24 and House, Friday Night Lights (which also migrated from its original home, on NBC, to DirecTV, where it ran for three seasons), FX's The Shield and Sons of Anarchy, AMC's Mad Men and Breaking Bad, TNT's The Closer and Syfy's Battlestar Galactica.
In France, too, the female vote has migrated from its concentration on the Gaullist right toward the center and left.
Three years later, the agency is still trying to migrate from its creaky Computerized Home Underwriting Management System to a more modern one.
It seems that hypercementosised and ankylosed roots covered with surrounding bone are not easily migrated from its original location.
Though that spec seems dead as an industry standard, Compaq offers its own version, MultiBay, which has migrated from its laptops to its desktops.
The entire cluster of Ge nanocrystallites appears to migrate from its original location within the oxide and ultimately penetrates the Si3N4 layer.
The company had to migrate from its vendors onto the newly-built platform, and create the infrastructure to support operations and the web platform in-house.
Every time Buddhism migrated from its place of origin in India to other countries, whether Sri Lanka, Burma, Japan, China or Tibet, the philosophy, customs and rituals transformed as well.
The opportunistic bacterium P. aeruginosa occasionally migrates from its natural environment and causes disease in animals (wild, domestic and livestock) and humans.
