Sentence examples for relocation we can from inspiring English sources

To the growing list of problems currently dogging the Jaguars (1-3) — play play, a rookie quarterback, questionable roster moves and the specter of relocation — we can now add a new one: ridicule.

We can manipulate the relocation process in order to minimally affect the performance of running queries.

Knowing this - and knowing how many of the other perennials have behaved after relocation - means there is a possibility that we can take the garden with us when the time comes for my mother to move, at least in part.

We need to solve the basic problems, and when we solve the basic problems, we can then turn our attention to relocation.

Never mind – the film was so good we can just about forgive Costner's relocation of Nottingham to somewhere in California.

We can generalize the issue by asking: if rising energy costs encourage a relocation of production sources, where will that relocation be?

If you go to the next settlement at night, we can hear the muezzin." However, Ms Friedman says there are deeper reasons for their relocation.

To stay sane at relocation time, we keep the house we're in as homey as possible until we move, then turn the new house into a home as fast as we can.

From the above results, we can see that although there are significant differences between the initial and synthetic velocity models, the perforation shot can be still relocated to its true position; the relocation error is only 1.67 m.

We can also use the calls of sex-biased gene expression in D. pseudoobscura (Sturgill et al. 2007) to examine the forces responsible for the excess neo-X→ relocation.

Another example of a relocation experience can be found in Cattaneo et al. (2006), who analyzed the performance of the Mexican We Start Your Home (Iniciamos Tu Casa) Program.