Sentence examples for next transported from inspiring English sources

The viewer is next transported to a factory gate that slams shut before the camera's eye.

The mica is next transported to Kolkata and shipped to foreign companies who then transform the mica into the pearlescent pigments used in industry.

Pre-miRNAs are next transported by the exportin-5/Ran GTPase complex into the cytoplasm, where miRNAs undergo maturation (Lee et al, 2003, 2004; Yi et al, 2003; Denli et al, 2004).

While intriguing, the 'peak car' phenomenon, especially in the countries already experiencing it, is likely to be a short lived phenomenon due to an imminent development in transport technology, which will mark the next transport revolution.1 This new technology is the Autonomous Vehicle (AV), also known as the self-driven or driverless car.

"…it's annoying when I have to change umpteen times on the whole trip… because then I don't have any chance to sit down in the subway and relax, when I have to change to the next transport mode right away".

This time I felt sure I'd be on the next transport to Galveston.

The next transport of sheep to North America was not until 1607, with the voyage of the Susan Constant to Virginia.

Mr Prentice then claimed Mr Gilroy brought his car from home and put Ms Pilley's body in the boot and the next day transported her to a "lonely grave" somewhere in Argyll.

One minute I'm in the East End, the next I'm transported to the outskirts of Colchester, which was practically rural.

During this process, depolarized mitochondria are ubiquitylated; they then recruit p62 (a protein involved in linking polyubiquitinated protein aggregates to the autophagic machinery) and next they are transported along microtubules to the perinuclear region, where they form rough aggregate structures termed 'mito-aggresomes', a step preceding their lysosomal degradation.

These figures indicate that the next plume, P4, was transported by a northerly wind that became dominant during the morning of March 16, due to increased activity of the low in the Pacific (Fig. 4b).