The phrase "alarm moving" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe an alarm that is in the process of moving, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The alarm moving across the room startled everyone."
Alternatives: "alarm in motion" or "moving alarm".
On Wall Street, a sense of alarm moved beyond speculative, market-driven, investments to seemingly safe sources of wealth.
The researchers are also arranging arrays of audio recorders throughout the forest, playing calls of different-size raptors and recording how the alarm moves through the landscape.
The main technical factors that decrease the intensity of RRT are treatment interruption (alarms, moving of the patient), loss of membrane efficiency (clogging and coagulation) and dysfunction of the vascular access route.
When I asked if I could see her dictionary of first names, Abts looked alarmed, moved toward the table, and tossed a sweater over the mysterious volume.
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But alarm has moved into the medical mainstream.
If you find yourself always pressing the snooze button on your alarm clock, move it as far away from you as possible.
But as officials alternately expressed optimism and gloom over the prospects, two Middle Eastern countries were observing the apparent progress in Lausanne with grave alarm – and are moving towards cementing an unlikely alliance as a result.
If you're looking for a good deal on that moving alarm clock from Brookstone, Google Shopper now also makes it easier to find sales thanks to the introduction of the aptly named 'Sales' page.
The responses of perceiving static stimuli were regarded as a "hit" for the static trials and as a "false alarm" for the moving trials in the visual conditions.
