Sentence examples for migration of some from inspiring English sources

Due to the need of load balancing and server consolidation, migration of some or all VM's from servers is required to migrate.

It will also, as is already the case, prompt the forced migration of some LGBTI people.

Watch the fall migration of some hawks as they follow the songbirds south in search of food.

In 2005 there was a net migration of some 400,000 into Britain, mainly from eastern Europe.

Its mobility is related to the activation of the bulk Co3+, and migration of some anionic vacancies.

On this end of the 27-hour flight, Latin America's prolonged economic stagnation is causing a reverse migration of some of the components of the melting pot.

The migrations of some species are remarkable in that the young of the year travel completely independently of their parents and may cross up to 3,200 km (about 2,000 miles) of open ocean unguided.

This technique was developed by the upper Adriatic populations to exploit the seasonal migrations of some fish species from the sea into the lagoon and delta areas which were more suitable for their growth.

After an official inquiry (1819 21) by John Thomas Bigge, the government encouraged the migration of men of some standing and wealth to both New South Wales and Tasmania.

Remittances offset some of that loss, but not all.Today's migration, much more than the migration of old, poses some insoluble dilemmas.

For most of its history, this 135-year-old town has endured long periods of economic dormancy broken only by the annual migration of summertime visitors, some of whom kept simple beachside cottages.