Sentence examples for vectors of the from inspiring English sources

Further, a study over several years in Japan showed that immunizing children against the flu protected older people because children were the primary vectors of the disease.

By the thirties, developing airports had become a cause for people who believed that urbanism, and the social encounters it nurtured, defined the vectors of the future.

"In Latin America, these two companies – Coca-Cola and McDonald's – represent one of the main vectors of the obesity and diabetes epidemic in our region.

A person who measures himself according to the arrows and vectors of the heart needs a sense of the circle that these lines bisect.

Beyond the obvious annoyance factor, mosquitoes also serve as vectors of the parasitic bot fly, delivering fly eggs beneath a monkey's skin that then form debilitating, festering cysts in which maggots develop until they are mature enough to burst free.

The sensationalist tabloid press would have us believe that sex workers are "vectors of the virus" who pose a public health threat by potentially infecting visiting football fans with HIV.

Or, as Dirk Gently might put it Detecting and triangulating vectors of the interconnectedness of all things One things is certain – if the Alpha experiment really measures antigravity for antimatter, someone will definitely have to try.

Low-velocity vectors of the previous diastole.

Figure 5a shows horizontal displacement vectors of the GNSS stations.

The arrows show slip vectors of the hanging wall.

In these limits, the multiplicity of β is explained by different Burgers vectors of the dislocations.