| 词汇 | example_english_migrate |
| 释义 | Examples of migrateThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. According to the model, these migrating populations brought with them ceramics and a sedentary maize-agriculture lifestyle. Eosinophils were therefore mainly involved in protection against tissue migrating worms in secondary infections. The present work is consistent with this report except for the number of migrating worms recovered in secondary infections. Consider an electronic cash carrying agent which migrates to some supplier's server. By following the cantilever displacements as the cells migrated over these cantilevers, they determined the distribution of tension exerted by the cells on the substrate. In the present experiment subsequent infection of mice by somatically migrated larvae was examined. Upon entering a snail, the parasite migrates to the heart and digestive gland where it transforms into successive stages of sporocysts. In contrast, we found that larvae that had migrated to the brain remained there, although some migrated to the eyes. By the middle of 1853 some 50,000 diggers had migrated to the valley, and a government camp had been established to administer the field. Most of the trapped electrons remain close to the island separatrix, with only a few particles migrating towards the centre. Radial glia function during development of the central nervous system as scaffolds for radially migrating neurons. Appropriating the colonizers' claims to bring ' progress ', migrants attempted to achieve status and influence in the villages from which they had migrated. Their sons migrated for reasons of economic hardship and personal insecurity following political harassment. Their wives have never been employed and migrated to town through marriage. Only one widower in the first cohort migrated. There has also been a report of tattoo pigments migrating to lymph nodes mimicking calcifications in an axillary node [3]. Of those who migrated, 71 per cent were engaged in long distance migration while the remaining 21 per cent commuted with livestock. Two of the patients in this series had been referred for nephrostomy after previously placed internal ureteral stents had migrated and occluded. The males of the lower socioeconomic households migrated to other regions to obtain food for the family, thus affecting frequency of intercourse. On the one hand, those systems permitted the country to "invade" the city, as country dwellers migrated to the metropolis in huge numbers. As her legs became emancipated, markers of her femininity migrated upwards, making her another ambiguous creature. The raw material and other data point to planned moves towards specific locations in the river valleys for the interception of migrating reindeer herds. Earthquakes reflect the means whereby continents are assembled and broken apart, sometimes involving slivers migrating vast distances, and colossal rejigging of surface environments. Thus, each allelic lineage is expected to have migrated many times before coalescence occurs. Three of these households have not yet inherited any landed property but occupy a household cluster belonging to owners who have migrated to the city. Alternatively, a change in subsidence rates within the graben may have led to regular erosive removal of fine-grained floodbasin facies by actively migrating channels. The fusion process allows release of the viral genome into the cytoplasm, whereupon it migrates to the nucleus - the site of viral transcription and replication. As it progresses downstream of the perforation the vortex diffuses and its core migrates away from the surface. The rest of the childless migrating women spent their last years with relatives or other persons. The majority of migrating widows belonged to the group of small entrepreneurs, or had been married to farmers. The database contains all the individuals born in, or migrating into, the parishes of investigation. Thus, it should be kept in mind that, upon any marital dissolution, one had a risk of remarrying, migrating out or dying. Of a total of 76 coils delivered, 4 coils (5%) secondarily migrated after release from the catheter, mostly to branches of the pulmonary arteries. Then suddenly, at a certain stage, they started migrating. The following notes are based on descriptions of fresh material taken from very large migrating swarms in 1933. After seeking out and penetrating the host, the parasite migrates internally to a final site of infection. Later, farmers from outside areas started migrating into these areas for contract farming. Aglets extend the model of network-mobile code by allowing the class ®les to maintain state when migrating from node to node. The bulk of urban party activity migrated to the unions, but activists also worked within a range of clandestine organisations. In accordance with suppressed eosinophil numbers, the number of migrating worms was recoverable (table 2). The pathology of gnathostomiasis is caused by the invasion of migrating larvae in various organs. Cells that migrated the greatest distances from the transplant site along white matter tracts were often immature cell types that had not fully differentiated. The chicken spalt4 gene (csal4) is expressed in the neural tube, migrating neural crest, branchial arches and, transiently, in the cranial ectoderm. Glucocorticoid receptors were localized immunohistochemically and found in the upper epidermal layer of pavement and filament cells, and in the leucocytes migrating in these layers. The number of migrating elderly in the later cohort - 67 women and 46 men - was about three times higher than in the earlier cohort. On gradient gels, relative mobilities were compared in terms of the polyacrylamide concentration corresponding to the distance migrated. No involution was observed and no migrating mesodermal cells were found in arrested embryos. From the regression results, we obtain the predicted probability that the herder migrates with livestock. Increasing the proportion of total land owned exerts a strong positive impact on migration relative to not migrating. The migmatites show drain-out structures, where the melts have migrated first along grain boundaries into hairline cracks and leucosomes parallel to the foliation. Nearly all households contemplate migrating to the city. Almost all circulating eosinophils accumulated around the connective tissue migrating larvae, whereas few cells accumulated around the worms migrating to the lungs, under normal conditions. Let us use the rule for migrating projections for illustration. There was also no clear relationship between the developing symptoms in the experimental hosts and the number of migrating schistosomula. Furthermore, groups frequently migrated over time, leaving certain regions of land and entering others. While many were sedentary agriculturalists, some communities of land users migrated frequently, establishing usage over new areas of land and leaving old areas behind. One case is shown where a particle migrating away from the wall crosses the equilibrium position before eventually stabilizing. Analysis of cell density revealed a large increase in the number of migrating neural crest cells. We have isolated a chicken spalt gene, csal4, which is expressed in the neural tube, migrating neural crest and branchial arches. An important area for enquiry and critical reflection concerns the process of migrating these innovations to contexts for mainstream course delivery. Three migrating groups with different transpor t parameters are created in the jet: thermal monomers, faster-moving epithermal monomers, and slower-moving dimers. Many have the spindle-shaped morphology characteristic of migrating neurons. In the course of about 150 years, the meaning of the term has migrated considerably. The weakly phosphorylated proteins that migrated more slowly than arrestin originated from the kinase preparation. The chromosomes migrated towards the spindle poles and finally daughter nuclei formed. At the end of metaphase the entire polyastral spindle migrates out of the cell centre. By 5 weeks post-transplantation cells migrated up to 15 mm from the grafting site. In the years of the first five-year plan (1928-32), around 12 million people migrated from the villages to work in the new industries. Subsequently, samples were allowed to settle for at least 15 min during which eggs migrated to the top of the meniscus. Ali migrated to town with his family when he was five years old. However, by 45-46 days, a small number of larvae had migrated onto control plants (6 larvae out of 312). The few anholocyclic clones that were sampled from peach probably migrated from winter hosts. The fact that fewer women migrated to the urban areas became both the cause and the consequence of poor urban women's degradation. In particular, the droplet migrates in the direction opposite to the prescribed flux. Even if many contemporary observers disapproved of migrating child workers, the children themselves may have been of another opinion. Finnish children migrated there with some relative, neighbour or acquaintance, but also alone. Married men dominated male migration, and the same number of widows as of married women migrated. The small number of migrating widowers in both cohorts can be explained by demographic factors. The son, however, migrated at the age of 20. One stent migrated proximally requiring removal and placement of a new stent. The data further indicate that out of the 570 observations, 54 per cent migrated in search of pasture and water. Guidance of neurons migrating to the fetal monkey neocortex. As in the past, many respondents have migrated at some stage of their lives, and developed a blend of regional practices. The same held true for young women who as children had frequently migrated with their families. Was the search for employment the main reason why the elderly migrated, or was it their need for financial and\\or emotional support ? The system expands and intensifies with increasing time, the satellite centres gradually migrating radially outward rather than rotating around the main vortex centre. Despite the increase in size, the fragment migrated faster as the number of bases opposing the bulge was increased. The cells that migrated through the membrane pore in three high-power fields were counted by light microscopy. We also argue that the droplet always migrates opposite to the flux imposed far away. Collision of migrating droplets generically occurs for a configuration of two relatively small droplets submerged into a matrix of larger droplets. The insects in the true nocturnal layers observed with the radars were plainly migrating. On the first postoperative day, the stent in the orifice of the right pulmonary vein migrated to the descending aorta. From the sixteenth until the eighteenth century people migrated only on a seasonal basis to work in the fishery. However, the migration can also be done by approximating the migrating individual's representation with a "similar" one in the representation of the receiving subpopulation. With a surplus from the sale, she migrated once again. The other mode, locomotion, consists of the continuous lengthening and shortening of the apical process as the cell migrates along the radial glia. Since many of these women migrated outside the family context, they were construed as aberrant. Geomorphologists have yet to assess this possibility, although the relationship between migrating hot-spot swells and landscape development provides an intriguing subject for future research. Generally, they have migrated from the impoverished rural regions and consequently possess low levels of education and minimal skills. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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