Sentence examples for where migrating from inspiring English sources
They were first to identify three flyways in the American West that follow a pattern similar to flyways in the East where migrating hawks navigate along coastlines and mountain ridges featuring strong thermal updrafts.
The investigation showed that PCU is a good candidate for use in hemiarthroplasty components, where only one of the two articulating surfaces is replaced, as long as the synthetic material is implanted in a region where migrating cartilage contact is achieved.
More significant than direct hunting is the loss of many birds, up to 14,000 a year, in Egypt, where migrating birds are captured in nets set for the quail with which they often migrate.
More localised threats include floods in spring, and disturbance by roads or wind farms, and the loss of many birds – up to 14,000 a year – in Egypt, where migrating birds are captured in nets set for the quail with which they often migrate.
Specifically, in cases where migrating PGCs performed sharp turns, polarized filopodia formation preceded the change in migration direction.
Mr. Thomas settled on New Zealand, where migrating fish often school close to land; he calculated that a helicopter could carry a net a few miles from shore to the fish; no reluctant boat captains would be involved.
The path is easy and flat, and passes through a salt hay and cordgrass marsh where ospreys, migrating warblers and diamondback terrapins gather.
An elderly Armenian in the diaspora can feel attached to multiple places; to America or Australia where he migrated, to Armenia where he perhaps plans to be buried and still to Anatolia, from where his entire family was forcefully deported.
"We tracked back through geological time," Jablonski says, "looking at... where they started and where they migrated to".
This modulation of cellular mechanics had contrasting effects on migration and proliferation, where cells migrated faster on softer substrates while proliferating preferentially on the stiffer ones.
Both in Haiti, where I was born during a ruthless dictatorship, and in New York, where I migrated to a working-class, predominantly African-American and Caribbean neighborhood in Brooklyn at the age of twelve.
