Sentence examples for through its entry from inspiring English sources

Founded in 1974 by Debra Blachowiak, Sleeping Giant has been selling real estate on Kauai from the time the island was relatively undiscovered through its entry into the resort market.

beginnings through its entry into the NHL, bringing major league status to a small prairie city.

The main purpose of downsampling method is that the original graph signal may be reconstructed through its entries on only a subset of the vertices by exploiting the character of smoothness.

I pour through its Wikipedia entry and then annotate You Animal Machine: "A nagual is a human being who has the power to magically turn him- or herself into an animal form, most commonly donkeys, turkeys, and dogs, but also other and more powerful animals such as the jaguar and puma".

Clicking through will bring you to its entry in, naturally, Google Play.

They found the co-op apartment last year and were immediately charmed by its entry through a shared courtyard that feels more like Europe than Manhattan's theater district.

Vivid differences in the muscle's biochemical parameters appeared in fish specimens collected from downstream sites receiving heavy insults of sewage and industrial effluents than the fish from the upstream site of the Ravi River before its entry through the Lahore city.

In the latter case, however, invariably only one pollen tube could make its entry through the ovarian pore (Fig. 3C) and reached the micropyle.

The intestinal epithelium expresses specialized enzyme systems that efficiently convert H2S into thiosulfate and sulfate, to prevent the local increase in H2S to toxic levels and its entry through the portal vein system in the liver and other organs.

The signalling molecules reviewed in this article are involved here and act as triggers that mostly lead to an increased cytoplasmic Ca2+ [ 222], due to its entry through activated Ca2+ permeable channels.

So, it has been suggested that, there is a possibility of systemic spread of oncogenic virus through organ perfusion [ 69] facilitating its entry into the breast through circulation.