migrated造句

Many Asians migrated to western countries.

The whole family migrated to another country.

"The Sugar Barons" explains why they migrated to the isthmus.

Such percentages provide clues on how modern humans migrated and interbred.

Since 2007 members of this ethnic group have migrated to Spain, France and Italy.

You may note that it's empty, as you have not retrieved any migrated object yet.

Most of those games are published on mobile phones, where the originals haven't yet migrated.

Does this suggest that these symbols travelled with prehistoric tribes as they migrated from Africa?

Asked how she managed, Ms. Zhou said she received help occasionally from relatives who had migrated elsewhere for work.

The overseas Chinese migrated into Vietnam on a large scale from the late 17th century to the mid-19th century.

A member of the ancient Germanic people who migrated from Jutland to southern Gaul and were annihilated by the Romans.

In contrast, EGF-responsive neural stem cells proliferated more rapidly, migrated and differentiated less, and were passaged more easily.

If the run time environment is migrated early in the overall process, administrators will be able to focus on this single migration activity.

In the past I had migrated AIX systems to newer platforms with both the old and new systems sitting side by side.

The paleoevents are characterized by clustering in time and migrated back and forth from the west segment to middle - east segment.

The entire cell is rolled back when the deployment manager and all federated nodes that had been migrated are rolled back.

The diffusion of coalbed methane in coal reservoirs is defined that the main process of coalbed methane desorbed from coal matrix pore surface migrated to cleat system.

“Owners and management felt that the jeans business would migrate quickly to Asia, but it never fully migrated there, ” said Scovill CEO Stewart Little. “Those plants in Mexico are pretty efficient.

They had migrated to Xinjiang from different directions and places at different times, with which the earliest cultural exchange between the east and west started well before the Silk Road Age.

Tens of thousands of years ago, the Austronesians migrated their way through Papua New Guinea to colonise the Pacific. They probably started off in little bamboo craft, like this.

The method of moving database changes from the primary to the secondary system varies, but the process produces a window of time during which data has not migrated from one system to the other.

The slaughtered traders were Mohajirs, a group whose ancestors migrated from northern India at the time of Pakistan's partition from India in 1947 (mohajir is an Arabic word meaning migrant).

"During the disaster age about 2000 years ago, the earth was stricken by severe cold, terrible quakes 'and monstrous floods, which brewed wars and massive migrations. Numerous peoples from south China migrated southward to become part of Siamese, Malays, Philippines, Indonesians and Papuans."

I chose to surf the Internet, and I consoled each other through the network, like the depths of the open sea, the fish that migrated in the cold and warm streams, never conversation, and the fingers knocked out a very lonely voice on the keyboard.