Sentence examples for relocation and its from inspiring English sources

The N.H.L. was struggling from a variety of ills, ranging from stagnant play to frequent franchise relocation, and its status in the United States was headed to that of a niche sport.

Altogether, TIAF1 physically interacts with Smad4 and is likely to regulate Smad4 relocation and its transcriptional function.

The stressors at LC consisted of a series of events over months and years, starting with the first reports of chemical contamination and continuing through the responses of governmental agencies, different investigations, relocation, and its aftermath.

However, the literature on the impact of the type of stressors communities affected by toxic contamination experience is sparse: "the stressor consisted of a series of events over months and years, starting with the first reports of chemical contamination, and continuing through the responses of governmental agencies, different investigations, relocation and its aftermath [ 14]".

Indeed, the fluorescent protein in the sensor is an inert bystander of the relocation process and its exchange should not affect the response of the sensor.

After all, history reveals that government is the single biggest cause of unnatural death in human history, with its politically-sponsored mass murders and genocides, its wars, forced relocations and famines, its "killing fields," pogroms, guillotines, gulags and gas ovens.

We have developed a simulation platform coupling a geographical information system and an algorithm for optimal relocations, and illustrate its use through the case of the Ring of Science road project in Lyon (France).

McCollough said Circuit City was moving forward with remodeling and relocation of its stores, and the company hopes to open 50 new stores by the end of next year, depending on real estate availability.

The planned expansion, which is subject to planning consent, also includes an increase in JCB's production operations in Rocester and relocation of its finance and insurance divisions in Rocester to new offices at nearby Denstone.

Its relocation and reconstruction was an archaeological tour de force, and it began with Mr. Ogden's meticulous color photographs of the site.

And so they are in the process of promoting the joys of relocation to Calais and its hinterland, the Pas-de-Calais region, where the British can enjoy cheap houses and cheaper wine, and commute daily to the UK.