Sentence examples similar to moving on directly from inspiring English sources
With segregated schools now unconstitutional, the intention was to move on directly to housing segregation and employment discrimination.
We moved on to directly visualize the distribution of endogenous NKT cells in the spleen and initially adopted an approach using CD1d tetramer staining of splenic frozen sections.
Charge accumulation by the fly moving on PVC was positive and directly proportional to distance walked; as a consequence the rate of charge accumulation was directly related to the walking speed.
By 1960 Moore was moving on from his earlier works, directly inspired by the human form and with textured surfaces, such as Draped Seated Woman 1957 58, to more rounded abstract shapes, inspired by the shapes of stones or bones.
'What's your plan, Craig?' I put out a press release!" Craig, who used to be up against Conan when he hosted "Late Night," proceeded to mock NBC's press release directly before moving on to a humorous royal sex fantasy.
Scientists who've earned a master's degree and engineers often start at the same level, with some of them moving directly on to a technical-support team.
Luckily, the world's slushpile is slowly flowing around the big houses, moving directly to on-demand publishing and epubs.
Next, we aim to find the optimum ratio ρ when N2, taking the role of relay for N1, is moved directly on a straight line from BS to N1 and to investigate how much transmit power should be allocated at N1 to obtain the minimum outage probability.
Before I move on to topics more directly related to patient care, let me just mention that no design of an allocation or matching system can be successful unless it is first adopted for use.
