The finding of (temporary) coexistence is crucial for revealing what niche differentiation means in our model, and therefore explains how grouping can lead to enhanced foraging efficiency (i.e. also in the case of straight moving groups, a shift in niche is required for it to outcompete solitary individuals).
The Pistons, winners of three straight, moved within a game of Toronto for sixth place in the Eastern Conference.
If you could see inside his brain, as his enemies no doubt hoped to, you would find it primed to attack and defend in every way possible, with a straight-moving rook or a sidling bishop, or with both in his favourite Ruy Lopez opening, or with the queen swallowing an early pawn in the "poisoned" version of the Sicilian, or a thousand others.
Tilt moves: Two or more consecutive amino acids connected in a straight line are moved by a tilt move to immediately parallel lattice positions [ 25].
Vehicles are placed on a straight single lane, moving in one direction based on a constant speed, where the inter-arrival time follows the distribution given in (5).
Such coverage follows nearby covering principle, i.e., when the Euler distance of a sensor node and the target node is short, the node moved in a straight line through certain moving strategy to realize coverage.
TESS will monitor thousands of stars simultaneously for such "transits," watching a single section of sky for a month straight before moving on to another.
It's difficult to keep a document straight while moving the DocuPen appropriately.
If Schoenberg always seemed to be marching in a straight line, Berg moved in majestic loops, lunging forward and then swinging back.
We also note that in Figure 9a,b, the ionospheric source of the chorus seems to move in an overall straight line, moving away from ATH or FVM with forward and backward movements.
