Sentences with phrase «migrate in»

«They migrate in family flocks from four or five birdhouses along a trail — some 30 to 40 birds — heading south and then they migrate back here as a family as well,» says Loades.

The salesperson will not migrate in response to an industry [initiative] or a directive from a broker.

The salesperson will migrate in response to consumer demand.

In an age when executives migrate in droves from profit to nonprofit careers, and «sustainability» is the word on everyone's lips, social corporate responsibility has become a cornerstone of corporate success.

I have a new all - time favourite FT comment - It Came From Beneath the Sea (1955) Cow - nose stingrays migrate in large groups called «fevers».

There are many reasons why people should migrate in huge numbers.

Although species attempt to migrate in response to climate change, their paths may be blocked by human - constructed obstacles or natural barriers such as coast lines and mountain ranges.

At lower wage rates, fewer people choose to work; in addition, more people are assumed to migrate out of the area and fewer migrate in.

This zone has formed the Kalahari, Sahara and Arabian deserts — deserts that are likely to all migrate in pole - ward direction, eating away at ecosystems and agricultural productivity in their paths.

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..

Problems with the paper include no indication of the time scale for this natural leakage (hundreds of millions of years), lack of a transport mechanism (production from the Marcellus would lower the pressure and cause flow into the Marcellus, not out of it), and no discussion about whether the Marcellus contains enough free water to migrate in the first place (water saturation in the Marcellus is so low so that water is not available to leak).

But there may be many more species that can not adapt or migrate in time.

Watch whales migrate in September.

Breakfast is your choice: * Light Breakfast relax in your room at your own leisure; Or * Cooked Breakfast on the balcony overlooking the Pacific Ocean & watch the whales migrate in season

Because of the large community of Grand Baymen, many residents from both the UK and the United States migrate in on a regular basis.

Thousands of whales migrate in winter to the Baja waters.

A master bedroom comes with king bed and the private lanai is perfect for viewing Kauai sunsets in addition to watching humpback whales migrate in winter.

In some cases, heartworms in cats migrate in tissues with no harm and, in other cases they infect the heart and major arteries which feed the lungs, causing significant and often fatal disease.

Microchips can migrate in the pet's body.

Ocular Larva Migrans When roundworm larvae migrate in their natural host (dog, cat), they are able to recognize molecular signposts directing them on their route so that they end up in the GI tract at the end of their journey, having undergone the proper development along the way.

Even if all the cats are removed from a colony, if the food source remains, cats will migrate in from surrounding areas, or other local colonies will have increased kitten survival since there is now more food to go around.

The transmitted larvae begin to develop and then migrate in the dog's body over a period of several months.

A 1965 immigration law that allowed people from non-European countries to migrate in greater numbers lead to large numbers of Indian professionals making their home in the city.

It is natural, and human, to migrate in search of security, shelter, food and a better future, perhaps a place to raise one's children.

We wanted to give Insignia customers more reasons not to migrate in that direction.

Range limits of many plant species are expected to shift considerably in the next decades due to human - mediated climate change, particularly at higher latitudes, but the capacity of trees to migrate in response to these events has been questioned.

In addition to gaining an intimate understanding of life formerly under the ice, the data will serve as a baseline to see how the area changes as sunlight and open water alters the chemistry and new species migrate in.

Understanding how cells migrate in 3D environments in response to chemical cues is thus crucial to understanding directed migration in normal and disease states.

By imaging cancer cells in vivo, we are studying how cells migrate in and interact with complex environments in the living animal (Fig 2C).

Two other more mature brain cell types, astrocytes and microglia, which can migrate in the brain, also express the AXL gene.

Large herds of zebras, wildebeests and Thomson's gazelles migrate in succession across the plains of Tanzania.

Based on historical patterns of emigration, crop yield and climate change between 1995 and 2005, the researchers project that as much as 10 percent of Mexico's population could be forced to migrate in coming decades.

In recent years it was thought that Riftia and other vent organisms might migrate in a stepwise manner, moving from one vent to the immediate neighboring vent and so on.

Wood thrushes breed in the forests of the eastern United States and migrate in the winter to the forests of Central America.

There was also a new - found need to preserve food because, unlike herders or hunters, the new farmers could not migrate in search of seasonal food sources.

However, in animal tissues cells predominantly migrate in a three - dimensional environment, where they have to push through adjacent cell - layers and extracellular matrix.

Moreover, the fish are unable to migrate in search of suitable habitat.

Lately Van Blerkom has been intrigued by another form of polarity: the way mitochondria, the cell's little power plants, migrate in the maturing egg cell.

Once these planets migrate in, their star strips off the early atmosphere of lighter elements.

They claimed it had breached Canadian conservation laws aimed at protecting fish that migrate in and out of its territorial waters.

Mercedes Lopez - Morales, an astronomer at the Harvard - Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, has modeled the possibilities of magnetic fields around red dwarf planets, and a picture is gradually emerging: The planets likely form in the outer parts of their solar systems and migrate in.

For instance, Mexican free - tailed bats (Tadarida brasiliensis) in Texas and Mexico forage for nocturnal moths, which migrate in very narrow layers in the atmosphere based on how the wind is blowing.

Hoverflies also migrate in North America, in ways that are far less understood than in Europe.

«Wild peanuts are the worst hit because they have long distances they would need to migrate in order to track their climate [due to the fact they are] on flat lowlands.»

They might be put to use right away to track cultures of immune cells as they migrate in response to chemical stimuli.

As reported today in the journal Science, the scientists used the approach to image micron - sized battery particles as lithium ions migrate in and out of the particles.

But recent research in mice suggested cancer cells migrate in groups (SN: 1/10/15, p. 9).

Those embryonic cells migrate in the embryo and contribute to tissues involved in the fight - or - flight response, facial development and coloring.

They migrate in groups.

A 2004 analysis of strontium isotopes, which vary according to regional geochemistry, suggested that some Beaker - associated individuals did migrate in their lifetimes.