Sentence examples for set of relocations from inspiring English sources

Paradoxically, in assuming that movements are purely and constantly diffusive (although conditioned by the set of relocations), the BB method denies the existence of HR and habitat preferences, which involve stationary space use patterns [16] [19] at large scales and changes in diffusion (through changes in speed and sinuosity [20]) and memory-based reorientations [19], [21], [22] at small scales.

The proposed mechanisms by which epithelial cells do this and how they associate with newly developing granulosa cells involved a proposed complex set of cell relocations within the ovary and alterations in cell phenotypes (reviewed in Ref. 80).

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.

There's a big stretch role I've been eyeing for next year, which will involve a geographic relocation and a set of substantial changes for my social life, and I've been wondering if it's worth disrupting everything for such a big leap (and if I'm even qualified to vie for it in the first place).

The higher relocations will be penalized, the lower the amount of relocations that are going to take place.

The problem of relocation may be solved by another set of filters, which remove all subscribers who are unlikely to notify MSP of a change of address as well as those who indicate a recent change of address.

Whether pull or push, relocation results in an altered set of environmental and socioeconomic conditions which may have either positive or negative consequences for individuals' health and well-being (Brockerhoff, 1990; Garenne, 2006).

Our analyses show that nuclearly encoded mitochondrial duplicate genes have a much higher rate of relocation (at least 60% of the duplication events involved relocation) compared with that observed for the total set of nuclear gene duplicates.

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

Morten Ravn, an economist at University College London, warned that the loss of passporting rights would "set in motion a process of relocation" of some of the larger banks to the eurozone.

Here we describe the relocation of the gene DPY19L2 within a set of LCRs (Fig. 1).