Sentence examples for migration which connected from inspiring English sources

The origins of migrants in Europe up to the 1980s could conveniently be grouped under three headings: (i) colonial migration, which connected certain European countries to their former colonies; (ii) labour migration, which connected 'recruiting countries' and 'sending countries'; and (iii) refugee migration, which was strongly dominated by migration from East to West Europe.

The northeastern part of Sakha overlaps with former Beringia, which connected Asia and America during the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM), permitting human migration to the Americas [ 3, 4].

A key event in EMT is the loss of E-cadherin which connects neighbouring epithelial cells and hence its loss enables cell migration and invasion [ 244].

Another new focus for philosophers is provided by issues of territory and territorial rights, which connect the topic of nation-states (or, "the nation state") with questions about boundaries, migration, resource rights and vital ecological matters.

It connects to the attic, which connects to the space between the double north walls, which connects to the basement.

We only analyzed singles cells, which connect two adjacent microposts.

In the end, the panels should connect to the charge converter, which connects to the batteries, which connect to the inverter, which connects to your main system.

Determine which connecting contours are curviest, and which are straightest.

Connect the wings framework by drawing a curve which connects the wings and the tail.

This model assumes two populations connected by migration, which are derived by the splitting of an ancient population.

Lake Constance is hence connected to the Euro-Asian interface of wild bird migration, which could be a future source of reintroduction.