Sentence examples similar to relocations next from inspiring English sources

white-mottled X-chromosomal inversions in Drosophila are classic PEV models that show variegation of the eye color gene white due to its relocation next to pericentric heterochromatin.

Once it begins its various relocations next month, the Bronx River Art Center may experience its own dimmings and brightenings of spirit.

He faces a March 26 deadline from the league to apply for relocation for next season.

Forced relocations, though, could pale next to larger fallouts from the project.

Some were already predicting the next relocation.

One thing is evident though, with Sunday's announcement Quebec City looks to have jumped ahead in the pecking order when the relocation of the next franchise becomes a reality.

Success over the Pilgrims would ensure Wimbledon, who formed as a phoenix club 14 years ago in response to MK Dons' controversial relocation, will spend next season alongside Karl Robinson's side for the first time in their history.

The next relocation in the Edgewood area occurred in two sections starting in 1967.

In both BB and BRB methods, the expected animal location at intermediate times is assumed to slide along a straight line from one relocation to the next with a constant local speed, involving a homogenous movement process.

"There is no majority in Europe to win when it comes to resettlement or the next phase of [refugee] relocation.

The next big relocation in my life happened six years ago when I closed down my Brooklyn apartment and moved to Fire Island.