Sentence examples for relocation of small from inspiring English sources

Puck clustering involves the physical relocation of small objects known as 'pucks' from random positions to a central location, which need not be specified a priori.

This is realized by sequential construction and relocation of small design space segments (patches) in order to create a path connecting the extreme Pareto front designs identified beforehand.

During the first quarter, Lowe's opened 37 new stores, including 5 relocations of older, smaller stores.

Falling stage dissection of the bar was accompanied by relocation of the flow, along a smaller channel (represented by channel element CH3) at the northern end of the outcrop and bar top dissection.

Set (hat {S}) ensures that relocation costs are sufficiently small to make relocation of an efficient doctor feasible.

It is thought that large populations of small chloroplasts in mesophyll cells are better adapted to such relocations within the cell compared with a cell with a small population of giant chloroplasts (Jeong et al., 2002; Koniger et al., 2008).

They suggest that, although fruiting plants provide resources for some time, a single fruit is collected only once, and thus spatial cues should play a smaller role in relocation of food in fruit-eating than in nectar-feeding bats, such as G. soricina, that return many times to feed in precisely the same location.

In addition to such large scale genomic rearrangements, genomic rearrangements at small scale levels facilitate relocation of genes which are otherwise positionally overlapping in a genome [ 5].

Their concerns included cuts in staff due to the costs of relocation, smaller animal facilities, and a loss of the institute's independence.

The lost contigs in over half of these relocations are small (Additional file 1: Figure S4).

"This could result in a small number of job losses and the relocation of individuals.