Sentence examples for migration to avoid from inspiring English sources
The Americans agree that the Kurds deserve to return to their ancestral lands, but they want an orderly migration to avoid ethnic strife and political instability.
Since some countries adopt implicit legal systems of migration to avoid brain waste, we choose to build a model where only young individuals are allowed to permanently migrate.
Nathan et al. [29], investigates the cost-profit analysis for adaptive and non-adaptive VM migration, to avoid aggressive pre-copy termination.
Huang et al. [46] proposed Random Direct Memory Access (RDMA) based VM migration to avoid the lower transfer rate and high software overhead problem when VM is migrated over TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol).
This is consistent with Kaushal et al. ([2007]), who find that post-9/11 intrastate mobility of Arab and Islamic Americans declined by three percentage points (20%) and that there is no statistical evidence that post-9/11 stigmatization is associated with interstate migration to avoid discrimination.
Unlike the dynamically focused beam method proposed by Nowack, our method uses the single input-trace imaging approach of classic Kirchhoff migration to avoid repeating local slant stacks for a beam at different imaging points, which is helpful to speed up the migration process.
In some states, he said, the spread of spotted knapweed is so severe that elk herds have altered migration pathways to avoid vast inedible swaths of it.
We aimed to select areas with low migration and to avoid areas with sound insulation programs, where feasible.
Therefore, we have to use a task migration process to avoid the malfunction of particular biosensor nodes.
A central part of CTGF's role in endothelial cell function and angiogenesis may involve direct interaction with integrins in mediating cell migration and to avoid cell death.
Birds also use huddling in migration stopover to avoid heat losses (Wojciechowski et al., 2011) and at resting places (Du Plessis and Williams, 1994; McKechnie and Lovegrove, 2001; Gilbert et al., 2008).
