Sentence examples for resides nowadays from inspiring English sources
In effect, then, by staking out fundamental physics and the life sciences, Mr Milner is emulating Nobel in recognising where scientific excitement resides nowadays: in the creation stories of high theory and in the biological backbone of future medical progress.
Although this extracellular matrix has been considered for decades as a mechanical scaffold where cells attach and reside, nowadays, it is known that such molecules modulate numerous cellular functions including survival, proliferation, migration, and differentiation.
She now resides in Florida.
Wired magazine recently provided an intriguing glimpse of what resides under the internet's bonnet nowadays, compared with what existed a decade or so ago.
Interestingly, all three clades encompass the Yukaghirs – nowadays a very small population residing in northeastern Sakha and Chukotka.
Nowadays, the appropriate operation of generators resides in the information provided by the online monitoring system, which is used to implement predictive maintenance for these machines and to provide early warning of potential failures.
Nowadays, people with very diverse backgrounds visit teratological collections residing in medical museums.
Job lots of treasured collections of LPs could be had, almost literally, for a song, as music fans embraced the pristine digital sound of the CD.Several such job lots reside in your correspondent's record cabinet, dutifully indexed and stacked on their edges (never stack LPs flat), hidden nowadays behind row after row of their CD replacements.
Nowadays, the supergangs have broken up and in their place are what are known as "cliques", small groups of boys and young men, bound together by geographical allegiances that may extend no further than the block on which they reside.
