to go from one region to another with the change in seasons
To move from one region, climate or environment to another.
To move files from one volume to another within a domain.
the periodic or regular movement of animals from one place to another. Often animals migrate to feed or breed.
to move to another place In winter, these animals migrate from the arctic to a warmer habitat.
To move an application to a changed version of the same operating environment or application development software. Contrast with port.
In file management, to move files or programs from an older file format or protocol to a more current format or protocol. For example, WINS database entries can be migrated from static WINS database entries to dynamically registered DHCP entries. In Active Directory, to move Active Directory accounts, resources, and their associated security objects from one domain to another. In Windows NT, to change the domain controller operating system from Windows NT to an operating system with Active Directory, such as Windows 2000 or Windows Server 2003. A migration from Windows NT can include in-place domain upgrades, domain restructuring, or both. In Remote Storage, to copy an object from local storage to remote storage. NAT See definition for: network address translation (NAT)
Move from one place and settle in another, especially abroad.
to travel seasonally from one place for feeding to a more favorable place for breeding and nesting.
v. To replace a particular software component or system with another software component or system.
To move seasonally from one region to another.
To periodically move from one region to another.
the act of migration, or a seasonal movement from one area to another.
To change location periodically, especially by moving seasonally from one region to another.
move from one country or region to another and settle there; "Many Germans migrated to South America in the mid-19th century"; "This tribe transmigrated many times over the centuries"
move periodically or seasonally; "birds migrate in the Winter"; "The worker migrate to where the crops need harvesting"
To travel over a distance with the change of season.
to change location periodically, usually seasonal
To move from one region and settle in another.
Move periodically from one area to another to live, spawn or feed.
To move data from one storage location to another. See also client migration and server migration.
To move from one area to another. Sometimes animals, especially birds, move to a new area when the seasons change. Usually birds migrate south for the Winter, then back north for the Summer. This is so they can survive at a comfortable temperature and have plenty of food.
To move from one country or state or region to another. (Noun:migration)
In nature, the movement of a species, alone or as a group, from one part of the world to another.
to move from one place to another Warblers migrate from Central and South America each spring to nest in North America.
vb : to move from one place to another
to move from one place to another, usually for food or to mate
to move from one place to another with the change of seasons
to move from one region or climate to another
to pass periodically from one region to another for purpose of feeding or breeding.
The process of moving from one region to another with the change of seasons or climate.
Move from one area to another to make a new home there.
to travel from one location to another as in such of food, or because of seasonal changes
in the MIGRATE procedure, to convert data to a different format for use with a newer version of SAS. In addition, migration can include moving the data to a different server or storage device, converting the data for use in a different operating environment, or both. In a broader sense, the migration process can also include installing the newer software and converting applications for use with that software.
Moving from one area to another. Some animals migrate in certain seasons to find better conditions, such as weather, food, or for breeding. Many whales migrate to the Southern Ocean in the summer to feed on the large the quantities of krill for example.
refers to the seasonal movements of animal populations from one region to another and back again, often over long distances; also refers to the movement of individuals into or out of a population; immigration and emigration
To move from one place and settle in another. Migratory people are those who must regularly move from place to place. Migration may occur when hunters follow seasonal moves of game or herders need new grasses for their livestock; migration may also result from natural disasters such as volcanic eruptions or droughts, or from social disorders such as wars and revolutions. A migrant is any person that moves from place to place. Migrant workers or economic migrants must travel from place to place, sometimes from country to country, to find employment. This migration is often determined by what crops need harvesting and in which season.
To travel from one climate region to another on a regular basis. Most peregrines migrate to warmer climates in the winter and return to Minnesota in early March.
to move from one place to another e.g. many fish species migrate to a different habitat to spawn
to change data from one file format to another.
is to travel from one region to another on a regular basis. Most falcons migrate to warmer climates in winter and return in the spring.