Sentence examples for migration until the from inspiring English sources

Australia effectively discouraged non-white migration until the 1970s.

Never before or at least not in recent history—has the map of global migration been at the same time so varied and so changeable.Liberalisation of travel after the end of the cold war, the West's economic boom of the 2000s and rapid growth of emerging markets—all of these contributed to a new surge of migration until the onset of the economic crisis.

For on-going migrants, the length of migration duration is the total cumulated number of years of migration from the year of an individual's first migration until the year of the survey.

Instability maps, which were constructed for an isolated plate, show that the dominant mechanism controlling the coarsening of lamellae changes with time and also show that coarsening of lamellae with an initially large aspect ratio is controlled by termination migration, until the aspect ratio falls to some critical value below which cylinderization becomes the dominant mechanism.

Then the samples were separated about 4 h of migration until the bromophenol blue reached the bottom of the gel.

In the second phase, individual RBCs began to shift outwards to the coagulated region, while the final phase featured intense group migration until the entire process was complete.

As a consequence, the performance of applications such as Distributed File Systems (DFS) may be degraded post-migration until the system is rebooted and a new initialization phase optimization can take place.

After crossing the tropic of Capricorn, four birds remained on the Brazil-Falkland current area whereas eleven birds turned east and continued migration until reaching the Benguela current area.

He followed the path of the migration until, to his bewilderment, the animals suddenly stopped.

It is continuously expressed throughout their migration until they reach the forming DRG, after which it is largely down regulated [ 32, 33].

Compared with other foreign migrants in Libya, the OFWs seemed to be untouched by the ebb and tide of migration policy until the crisis in 2010.