Sentence examples for stages migrating from inspiring English sources

In the last century from the emergence of protection to the end of the 1990s, the relay protection had gone through a number of development stages, migrating from electro-mechanical to semiconductor, and subsequently to integrated circuit and microprocessor technologies.

We were in the early stages of migrating our redundant system to this facility.

About 50 other countries are in various stages of migrating to the technology in the next two years, including China, India and most of Latin America, according to the association.

It spawns in fresh water and develops through several stages before migrating to the sea to feed, a dramatic change of habitat that requires physiological, morphological and behavioural changes.

This may be the year supporting motherhood sneaked back onto the stage by migrating into other forms.

Eels can spend as long as ten or even twenty years in freshwater before entering their final life stage and migrating back out to sea.

The ability of T cell subsets at different differentiation stages to migrate to extra-lymphoid tissues as well as the immediate effector capacities of antigen-experienced T cell subsets, are heterogeneous [ 12].

(Picture book; ages 5 to 10) At a certain stage, children migrate onward to googolplex and infinity, concepts so unfathomable they practically pulsate with magic.

Once they have molted to the third juvenile stage they migrate through the hemocoel, eventually reaching the proboscis from which they escape when the mosquito feeds [ 15].

The eggs develop into larvae after approximately 4 months in the Scotia Sea (Kock and Kellermann 1991), and then into blue fingerlings after about a further 3 months, at which stage they migrate inshore to kelp beds (Gon and Heemstra 1990).

In the seventh edition, 211 (29%) stage IB patients migrated to stage II and 161 (48%) patients migrated from stage IIB to IIA.