Sentences with phrase «from place to»

You're going to be hobbling from place to place, struggling to walk, wanting to sit down and take your shoes off — the look isn't going to be a good one.

They carry us from place to place.

One key event in miso's history was the development of a process that could keep the spores from the Aspergillus mold alive, uncontaminated, and practical to transfer from place to place.

Here we do not place much weight on ancestral Paleolithic diets, which varied substantially from place to place and time to time.

Although it is clear that GI values are generally reproducible from place to place, there are some instances of wide variation for the same food.

However, Methylglyoxal content levels vary from place to place and year to year.

Moving really slow from place to place then getting under the bar and kicking ass.

I love roller skating on the street (to move from place to place)....

After all they often rely on their own two feet, rather than a car, to get from place to place.

My angel was teaching me not to rush off and dash from place to place, instead be respectful by being in the flow.

If you're not in a situation where you can walk from place to place, check out your hotel gym and do a quick workout there.

It's good for the survival of the species, because the insects have to move from place to place to make sure they have fresh water to mate and lay eggs in no matter what the season.

«We wanted to look at more realistic environments, with more random variation in environmental conditions from place to place,» says Haller.

The authors next built mathematical models that describe how ancient populations might have interacted as they moved from place to place.

Conceivably the process is patchy with some regions of space evolving faster than others, for example due to variations in the density of matter from place to place.

Analyzing the ratios between two Strontium isotopes, 87Sr and 86Sr, researchers can determine differences from place to place on the landscape so uptake of Strontium over a wide area can be distinguished from uptake over a small area.

Their inhabitants are plentiful and diverse, varying from place to place and even from person to person.

nomad (adj. nomadic) The name for someone who has not settled into any community or fixed site, but instead lives by moving from place to place over the course of a year in search of food and shelter.

MARCI images will also show how the brightness and color of the surface varies from place to place over the course of a martian year, which gives some indication of where dust is eroded from, and deposited by, dust storms and dust devils.

But we can use the genetic changes mumps accumulates as it moves from place to place over time to draw a more detailed map and timeline of an outbreak.

Getting them from this place to a position near the nickel takes several chemical steps, requiring energy and slowing down the catalyst.

All we know is that this epidemic is unstable, unpredictable from place to place and dangerous.

All embryonic cells and many mature ones bend, bulge, stretch out and even travel from place to place.

Although processes involving microbiomes vary from place to place, the impact of such processes can often be felt globally.

A newly published study co-authored by MIT researchers suggests that urban ride - sharing is feasible in a wide variety of cities around the globe — and indeed that the potential «shareability» of autos in those places is more similar, from place to place, than previously expected.

«Because before beer was discovered, people used to wander around and follow goats from place to place.

But still, «the virus is jumping from place to place, and surrounding countries should be alarmed,» Mona says.

Snake fungal disease is just one more threat that they have to contend with, and anything we can do — to find effective treatments, for example, or disinfectants that stop people from spreading the disease from place to place — could make a difference for their long - term survival.»

The variables important to feeding decisions would have differed greatly from place to place and over time, and thus greatly differing «optimal diets» would have been predicted, as suggested by modern evolutionary ecology.

Culture means more than just a set of learned behaviors that vary from place to place, some argued; culture means history and tradition, art, philosophy, and religion — the last barrier, together with language, that separates humans from other species.

And how much do those levels change from place to place — at the coast or out in open waters, or at the surface versus in the depths?

The limited observations we have so far show a landscape that is heavily mottled, varying widely in brightness and color from place to place.

The science - fiction dream of «beaming» objects from place to place is now a reality — at least for particles of light

That could allow them to be used in electronics, not just for carrying current from place to place.

In that model, the cell types and their local connections are generally similar everywhere — it's just the inputs and outputs to the column that vary from place to place in the cortex.

Instead, he defines the gravitational field in terms of the difference in the acceleration from place to place — in effect, the tidal force.

And he described a process where, because they were short on equipment at the battlefield side — there is only so much you can carry with you from place to place — they had to limit the operations to two hours.

The researchers will call on their extensive experience with computer vision to match and combine images of the same area from several cameras, identify objects and track objects and people from place to place.

The results showed that the ability of mussels to cope with more acidic conditions depends largely on how much food is available to them, and both factors vary from place to place in a complex geographic mosaic of environmental and ecological conditions.

If you are anything like me, you want to know about the unlimited form of teleportation, the kind that beams people from place to place.

Seeing the same area from many points of view could be confusing to a human, but a computer can manage it and combine all the information to build a «model» of the scene and track objects and people from place to place.

A study of California mussels, a key species in the rocky intertidal ecosystems of the West Coast, indicates that the effects of ocean acidification will vary from place to place along the coast depending on a range of interacting factors.

And that venomous weapon varies from place to place, evolutionarily calibrated to overpower the local squirrels» defenses, according to new research from The Ohio State University.

Earth's viruses and bacteria can not move from place to place actively.

The distance off the coastline to get to this depth contour will vary from place to place but typically is two to 15 kilometers (1.2 to 9.3 miles), he adds.

To perform quantum communication, scientists send entangled photons from place to place.

«There is big variability from season to season, from place to place,» says study coauthor Richard Splivallo, a chemist at Goethe University Frankfurt.

In a region already pressed for water, the droughts have already helped spark a new migration in a vast region where people until now have lived the same way for centuries, moving herds from place to place and living in tents.

The size and types of the largest local land animals vary greatly from place to place, prompting scientists to question what controls the success of animals of certain sizes over others.

The number of mammal and bird species varies from place to place, but these groups of vertebrates still span much of the world.