Sentence examples for relocations a from inspiring English sources

Further evidence for these relocations comes from the fact that in 355 (80.5%) of these relocations a single gene was relocated, but in 46 (10.4%) cases two neighbouring genes and in 40 (9.1%) cases three or more neighbouring genes were relocated together.

At a more ambitious rate of 350,000 relocations a year, that same goal might be reached as early as 1877.

Much more prompt was Carey McWilliams's September 1942 piece in the same magazine, in which he called the relocations "a miracle of effective organization" and suggested that "in the long run the Japanese will probably profit by this painful and distressing experience".

It said: "Staff have already been hit by significant reductions in the workforce, increased workloads, job evaluation, service reviews, relocations, a lack of pay awards.

The professional return to work cohort is huge -- by iRelaunch's estimate nearly two million strong, and from an employer's perspective relaunchers are an attractive hire with maternity leave behind them, fewer spousal relocations, a mature perspective and an abundance of energy and enthusiasm.

A successful relocation of a story, a society, a psychology is the sum of many tiny parts.

A relocation of a column or a set of columns from one processing node to another.

Fig. 8 Reclustering cases: a relocation of a DU; b reassignment of a building to a new DU.

So it decided to encourage relocation: a few years ago it stopped transporting children to school, delivering water and sending a mobile clinic into the reserve.

Ms. Pitman is the stepdaughter of Paul J. Melanson of Paramus, who is a vice president for sales at Xonex Relocation, a moving service for corporate executives.

Maybe now you know why Boeing chose Chicago for its headquarters relocation a few years back.