Sentence examples for relocation to one from inspiring English sources

Balotelli had just returned to city-centre living after a relocation to one of Cheshire's millionaire villages ended with his rented house nearly burning down.

Eighteen of 31 staff members completed baseline questionnaires between six weeks and three days prior to relocation to the new premises (one further person consented but did not participate due to work demands).

But Mac's fame has prompted a relocation to a more remote suburb, one where people are less likely to ring the bell at midnight and say, "Yo, Bernie Mac live here?" Out past miles of Illinois farmland, the new neighborhood's manicured roads have names like Durham Lane and Dover Circle.

Any two location pattern can be compared in terms of the Hamming distance (Hamming, 1950), where the number of necessary relocations to get from one location pattern to the other one is given by one half of the Hamming distance.

Deer were fit with store-on-board GPS radio collars (Advanced Telemetry Systems, Isanti MN, USA) set to attempt a relocation on one of three schedules (once every 5 h, once every 60 min, or once every 30 min – meaning the relocation schedules varied by individual).

When asked about what she thought of Canada prior to relocation, one participant noted: "I think Canada is a better place because I can learn more here especially with my profession.

Such a close proximity might facilitate targeted relocation of weakly expressed genes to one of these non-conserved regions.

Indeed, racial persecution was one of the ostensible reasons for the church's relocation to Guyana, dubbed the "Promised Land".

Thus his relocation to New York.

It meant yet another relocation, to San Francisco.

The next step was relocation to Geneva.