Sentence examples for this relocation from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Saatchi and his smart staff have made much of this relocation from a remote white-box gallery in West London, a former warehouse that kept annoyingly irregular hours.

This badge was used until the relocation from Roker Park to the Stadium of Light.

This isolate proved difficult to breed and was lost as a consequence of the relocation from CNR in Pisa to FLI in Jena, precluding further analysis.

But local opposition has so far prevented the relocation from going ahead.

Without a plan addressing these challenges, the relocation from adult homes to community housing will have no more success than deinstitutionalization during the 1960s and 1970s did.

It remains to be established how and when the relocation from K81 to K149 occurs.

From a security perspective, a number of unchartered risks and challenges have been introduced from this relocation to the clouds, deteriorating much of the effectiveness of traditional protection mechanisms.

"This relocation and huge mass migration from the coastal zone, it's going to take place in this century and the next century".

Wasps will be saying their hellos to Coventry this week before their relocation from High Wycombe to the Ricoh Arena.

However, translocation is more likely to occur from cytosolic β-catenin (due to an increase in stabilization as a consequence of inhibition of the destruction complex) rather than plasmalemmal (and hence eNOS-associated) β-catenin, since we found no obvious changes in plasmalemmal distribution of β-catenin following 2.5 min treatment, although relocation from this compartment cannot be ruled out.

Despite this, concerns over a wholesale relocation from China would appear overblown, especially taking into account Chinese workers' higher productivity, the comparative sophistication of China's industrial clusters and the country's undoubted capacity to rapidly mobilise and utilise a large amount of workers to meet substantial international orders.