The word
"migrate" means to move or relocate from one place to another.
Full definition
So I want to know is there a country that has made any such law that can stop people from
migrating from one place to another with in one country?
From the peaceful car - free community of Las Catalinas to the tranquil fishing village of Tambor on the southern tip of the peninsula, Luxury Retreats» beachfront vacation rentals invite you to disconnect from your daily routine and relax amid idyllic views of unspoiled nature (you might even catch sight
of migrating whales from your villa!).
International trade will occur regardless, and the remote risk of enforcement actions are unlikely to deter capital from
migrating into the province.
The disease tends to move around the world when birds
migrate in the fall out of Siberia, Mongolia, North China and head for warmer climes — southern China, Southeast Asia, but also westward toward the Middle East and western Europe and for some birds, garganey ducks, for example, as far as Egypt and even across the Sahara into west Africa, the Niger delta, etc..
Since its usual host is a dog, the roundworm gets lost as
migrates through the human body, and it typically ends up in the eye.
Whale watching cruises are a hugely popular activity here
as migrating humpback whales put on a majestic show in the waters around Hervey Bay each year between July and November.
2018 brought the coldest and snowiest April on record for much of North America, spelling trouble for
migrating birds who arrived in the north, expecting to bulk up on the spring emergence of bugs — and instead found 2 feet of snow.
And because it ties around your ankle they stay put when walking so your foot does
n't migrate into the cruel part of the shoe.
Translated as «visitors» or «guests,» Hakka refers to the Chinese people
who migrated from north to south China during the Song Dynasty and later to other parts of the world in search of economic opportunity.
In this article, we present a set of tools to quantify the flow dynamics of collagen contraction, induced by cells
migrating out of a multicellular cancer spheroid into a three - dimensional (3D) collagen matrix.
I read a book last year where an author was trying to argue that the ten tribes went to Great Britain, and then
migrated over to North America, and so all Americans are the ten lost tribes.
In addition, we demonstrate a directed response of cancer
cells migrating away from tumour - like aggregates in the presence of soluble chemokine gradients.
The NEB has said Kinder Morgan needs to clear the area before March 26th to avoid interfering with birds
migrating north for the summer.
As
people migrate into virtual worlds housed inside their electronic devices, a corresponding pull is building up that tugs us toward the actual, the palpable.
In a 2003 study, scientists showed that 1,700 plant and animal species
migrated toward the poles at about 4 miles per decade in the last 50 years.
As humans
migrated towards the poles, however, they evolved shorter and stockier bodies with...
• # 7 is being duped into
migrating with the herds of sheeple blindly following the current investing fad (usually via stock market TV shows - AKA «armchair investing»).
Growing genetic evidence indicates that this population seeded the Americas,
by migrating across a land bridge from Siberia to Alaska between 18,000 and 15,000 years ago.
People have been able to make for ESA since October 2008, but those in receipt of the benefits it replaced — Incapacity Benefit, Severe Disablement Allowance, and Income Support on the grounds of disability — only started
migrating across in April 2011.
This presents a hypothetical hardware configuration data persistence problem
when migrating data from one disk to another.
The island beloved for its world - famous beaches, the sacred Iao Valley, views of
migrating humpback whales and much more.
River herring include two related species, alewife and blueback herring, which
migrate between freshwater spawning grounds and the ocean, where they spend most of their lives.
Matz and his colleagues developed a model to estimate the ability of the common coral species Acropora millepora to evolve by redistributing existing heat - tolerance genes, taking into account the coral's present - day genetic diversity and how far its
larvae migrate before settling down.
His work focuses on
migrating data from multiple systems and creating permanent processes to synchronize the data efficiently.
The first Americans settled there for thousands of years
before migrating south, they say.
In the winter, these eastern gray whales
migrate south along the west coast of the U.S to Mexico to breed and have their calves.
As the earliest
humans migrated through Africa and into Europe long before writing was invented, they didn't leave accounts of their travels.
The threat may not be limited to fish: Freshwater dolphins and river otters may also
migrate along Amazonian rivers, and how dams affect their behavior is unknown, says Paul Van Damme, director of the Institute for Applied Research on Water Resources, a research center in Cochabamba, Bolivia.
The Mexican influence likely came from Toltec groups who
migrated here from present - day Veracruz.
Osteoblasts
also migrate towards the top of the head in addition to undergoing oriented divisions.
A few years ago I started
migrating more toward winter vs strictly holiday.
Steller sea lions haul out on the rocky islands between feeding
on migrating salmon and other fish species.
History has shown that even before man and technology,
species migrated around the world.
Wealth Migrate also recently entered the South African property market offering the same online tools to ordinary South Africans.
We also like the fact that provides a much larger work surface than some of the other portable standing desks; though, like most portable options it's probably better geared toward desktop computers than laptops (in terms of having to angle your head down a bit more), but one can easily
migrate around with a laptop anyway.
But such fragility could
help migrating birds find their way, scientists report in the June New Journal of Physics.
However, just because consumers haven't yet placed smart speakers in the bathroom doesn't mean they won't
migrate there eventually.
The grassy bridge over the 101 Freeway in Agoura Hills, just west of LA, would provide a safe and natural passage for mountain lions and other
animals migrating between wilderness areas
Don't be surprised when both of these features
start migrating into other vehicles.
They also discovered that the sharks came «home»
after migrating away to find food, pup or mate, and that they returned to the same sites for up to five months.
Humpback whales are often
seen migrating through Blackfish Sound, together with dolphins, seals and porpoises while eagles can be seen soaring above.
Due to ongoing costs, I am now slowly
migrating all my resources to the tes site.