Sentence examples for resolved toward from inspiring English sources

No one knows what happens to the digits of pi in the deeper regions, as the number is resolved toward infinity.

International hockey officials said last month that they hoped the issue would be resolved toward the end of May, so that national ice hockey federations could begin to prepare for the Games.

The question of succession in Bohemia and Hungary was resolved toward the end of the 15th century when one of Casimir's sons, Vladislas II, was elected to the throne of Bohemia in 1471 and Hungary in 1490.

(B ) Fraction of him-8 anaphase I embryos in which a lagging chromosome eventually resolved toward the cortex or eventually resolved into the embryo (interior).

These were resolved toward the cortex 64% of the time (n = 72), and NMY-2 depletion had no significant effect on this class of embryos (p = 0.8).

Time-lapse imaging of spindles after rotation revealed that among 30 embryos in which one or two lagging chromosomes were already positioned closer to one pole at anaphase I onset and the lagging chromosome resolved early, the lagging chromosome resolved toward the pole that it was already close to in 80% of these embryos (data not shown).

If late-resolving univalents were engulfed during polar body formation, elimination of contractile ring activity would reduce the fraction of lagging chromosomes resolving toward the cortex.

If heteroduplex intermediates generated during crossing-over tend to resolve toward G or C, then this process could lead to shifts in the SFS even if crossing-over is not, itself, mutagenic.

Indeed, RNAi depletion of the non-muscle myosin, NMY-2, which causes complete loss of cortical furrowing and polar body formation (Fabritius et al., 2011b), in him-8 embryos resulted in a significant (p = 0.02) reduction in the percentage of late-lagging univalents resolving toward the cortex from 64%to43%3%.

But, just as Chekhov never resolved his ambivalence toward actual guests, so he never resolved his ambivalence toward the imaginary figures who, peering over his shoulders when he wrote for the theatre, inhibited him as he was not inhibited when he wrote stories.

And on Saturday night, Mr. Gore still seemed not have resolved his feelings toward Mr. Clinton.