Sentence examples for relocations one from inspiring English sources

"Deaths, divorces, relocations, one of those major changes".

Since the completion of I-81 in two sections in the late 1950s and mid-1960s removed long-distance traffic from the highway, US 11 has seen its two major relocations: one that removed the highway from downtown Hagerstown and another required by expansion at Hagerstown Regional Airport.

Nuclear extracts obtained from both cell lines were then subjected to ELISA, in order to quantitatively evaluate the impact of SNS on the relocation one of the heterodimer proteins p65 from the cytoplasm to the nucleus.

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).

During the study, one subject dropped out because of a job change and relocation, one subject dropped out because of an unrelated illness, and 4 subjects dropped out because of inability to adhere to the dietary protocol.

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.

His apparently naive take was in fact incisive, since Tintin was always premised on a set of implicit borrowings and relocations from one medium to another.

The message about forced relocation is one of many on a slideshow running above the stage.

Otherwise, the MNE's threat of relocations makes one union better off and the other worse off; these distributional effects can hamper cooperation.

By June, relocations in one slum alone will have affected 678 families.

The optimised threshold values result efficient since: on one side, relocations are possible in fact waiting times are low (as shown in Fig. 11); on the other hand the number of relocations is kept low as it results in Fig. 10.