The phrase "a collection of moving" is not correct and seems incomplete in written English.
It may be intended to describe a group of moving objects or elements, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The exhibit featured a collection of moving sculptures that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "a group of moving" or "a set of moving".
How can a dance be more than just a collection of moves but actually do something, say something, ask something?
Fluid quantities are represented on a grid, and the immersed filaments are each represented by a discrete collection of moving points.
Fluid quantities are represented on a grid (Eulerian description), and the immersed boundary is represented by a discrete collection of moving points (Lagrangian description).
"Amazing," a visceral collaboration with Young Jeezy, sounds as if it were recorded inside a whirring old grandfather clock, a collection of precisely moving parts neatly interlocking — classic Kanye.
In particular, without relying on any fixed infrastructure, what is an efficient way to propagate an event amongst a collection of (fast) moving cars?
Also on the shortlist was David Szalay's All That Man Is (Vintage £14.99), a collection of funny, moving, sometimes desperately sad stories that take us across Europe and deep into the soul of modern man.
But what are companies really other than a collection of people moving something forward?
A collection of ghosts moves jauntily to unheard music.
Or perhaps we will see fleets of pop-up mobile malls across the country, where a collection of stores move together in tandem to new spaces every week or even every day.
The rest of the paper is organized as follows: Section 2 provides the background of the content-based PVC techniques including collection of moving regions & generation of pattern templates, and encoding & decoding of PVC using content-based patterns.
