Sentence examples for movement and fate from inspiring English sources

A software package is described for the prediction of the movement and fate of oil spills in the Arabian Gulf.

These solutions can be used to elucidate transport phenomena, estimate transport parameters, evaluate numerical solution procedures and simulate the movement and fate of solutes.

The data set is the first of its kind to provide high resolution quantification of gas-water dissolution, and will facilitate an improved understanding of the fundamental processes of gas movement and fate in these complex systems.

It's not A Journey to the Center of the Earth, but a project called the Deep Carbon Observatory that will bring together hundreds of scientists to study the movement and fate of carbon thousands of kilometers under ground.

Zebrafish embryonic development is remarkably similar to that of humans; however, zebrafish embryos are laid and fertilized externally, they develop rapidly, and the embryos are transparent (Figure 1), making it convenient to observe the movement and fate of individual cells during embryonic development [16].

The novel cell movements and fate maps described here represent a significant shift in our comprehension of OCM and should lead to improvements in molecular understanding and models of human eye disease.

It is highly challenging at the study scale to track the movements and fate of reproductive drifters leaving/arriving estuaries and therefore to directly estimate migration rates between populations within and across sectors.

Our accurate cell lineage trees combined with the exact three-dimensional reconstructions of cell positions identify clearly the conserved correspondences in cell position, identity, cell movements, and fate restrictions in several cell lines while at the same time precisely pinpointing differences observable at all levels of development.

As a result of their high photostability, QDs can be effectively tracked over an extended period of time in order to monitor cellular dynamics including movement, differentiation, and fate [36, 42, 63, 74].

The movements and fates of these great, small, angelic and evil powers are under as much God's control as is the eschatological destiny of Israel.

Mr. Erekat said the discussion would touch on a wide range of issues, including the coalition government that Mr. Abbas is trying to form with the Hamas political movement and the fate of an Israeli soldier seized by Hamas-allied militants in Gaza in June.