Sentence examples for relocated through from inspiring English sources

With this approach, the mesh is dynamically relocated through a (linear) partial differential equation to capture the surface of the moving particles with a relatively small number of grid points.

The Small River Cemetery was rediscovered in 1934 by the Swedish archaeologist Folke Bergman and then forgotten for 66 years until relocated through GPS navigation by a Chinese expedition.

But in provenance-conscious, environment-attuned Seattle, such a question can all too easily be heard as a challenge, a taunt: assure us that these mollusks weren't the denizens of some distant seabed, relocated through a lavish outlay of fossil fuel.

Relocated through a Welsh lens, 'the world's number one storyteller' appears in a convincing new light.

MD 198 was relocated through Laurel and extended east along MD 602 to Fort Meade in the early 1960s.

Relocated through their generous support, art and a love of Harlem and New York have kept me connected to the extraordinary Maysles.

Eventually with higher compensation for settling land claim and heavy pressure on Seyag residents to relocate (through denial of municipal services and risking house demolitions there) increasing number of Bedouin resettled in the towns.

There are also recorded oral histories that recall some Plains Aborigines were sometimes captured and killed by Highlands tribes while relocating through the mountains (Yeh 2003).

Since Jackson began her career with the EPA in the mid-1980s, over 500 mountains have been blown up, 1.2 million acres of hardwood forests have been clear cut, an estimated 2,000 miles of waterways have been jammed with mining waste, and untold numbers of American citizens have been forced to relocate, through mountaintop removal operations.

The highway was relocated straight through Jennings and to a path with fewer turns through Oronoque in 1938; that same year, the highway was paved with a bituminous surface along the US-36 concurrency.

This has profoundly affected Fremont's 20,000 Afghan refugees, among them an increasing number of professional women who have fled the country's ruling Taliban and relocated here through a United Nations program.