Sentence examples for through the enlargement from inspiring English sources
It was grandiosity that subverted this vision through the enlargement of its membership and the creation of the European Union that replaced the Treaty of Rome.
In the next 20, it secured an enduring European peace — not least by welcoming 12 new members through the enlargement process Mr. Wheatcroft so derides.
Thus, further organ growth is almost exclusively mediated through the enlargement of existing cardiomyocytes.
Moreover, the leading shock wave speed decreases firstly and then increases as it passes through the enlargement.
Through the enlargement of virtual roll radius, the peak longitudinal strain developed during the forming process is dramatically decreased (contained in the elastic region), leading to significantly reduced residual stress and almost no redundant deformation.
With this simple material, composed only by silica, graphite and enzyme, which was improved by the amount of immobilized enzyme through the enlargement of matrix pore size, it was possible to prepare an electrode to be applied as biosensor for glucose determination.
Allergic rhinitis, for instance, is associated with sleep loss or an impaired sleep pattern [ 19] through nasal obstruction and the enlargement of tonsils and adenoids.
Keeping this powerful incentive for reform alive will mean maintaining the momentum of the enlargement process, through a credible "open door" policy.
But some economists, notably Schumpeter, have argued that economic growth and technical progress are achieved not through free competition but by the enlargement of firms and the destruction of competition.
The Commission also hoped to have commemoratives depicting the enlargement of the country through acquisitions such as the Louisiana Purchase and the Annexation of Texas, but these were not included in the final version of the bill.
As part of the process, Irish voters, through a referendum on Oct. 19, approved a European Union treaty setting forth some of the enlargement conditions.
