Sentence examples for migration which promises from inspiring English sources

It is designed based on the principle of a viscoelasticity-induced particle lateral migration, which promises precise separation of particles in a microfluidic device.

Quantum communications is a rapidly growing field which promises several technical improvements to current classical communications.

This paper describes a cross-species phenotype ontology, which promises to be extremely useful.

Be wary of any job which promises easy money.

Berkowitz (West) led the heart queen, which promised the king.

It was a performance which promised better things to come.

The organizer was a private business office, which promised the dean quite a different event.

First, we will focus on microemulsions (Fig. 2), which promise a high throughput single cell analysis.

Still, there has been no novel like "The Grapes of Wrath" that looks squarely at this migration, which might have been the promise and yet not the purpose of so raw and intimate a book as "The Twelve Tribes of Hattie," the debut novel of ­Ayana Mathis.

"Twelve Tribes" tells the story of an extended family that experienced the Great Migration, which carried waves of African-Americans from the terror of the South to the promise of Northern cities.

The free event, with an introduction by the author Mary Gordon, is part of Barnard's Forum on Migration, which addresses social issues related to migration and social order.