Sentence examples for at which it moves from inspiring English sources

The shape of the solid liquid interface as well as the rate at which it moves is affected by the location of the internal air void.

Thus, if we knew the distance from the Earth to the Sun, then we'd know the size of Venus's orbit too, and the speed at which it moves.

The belt is charged by a comb of sharp needles with the points close to the belt a short distance from the place at which it moves clear of the grounded pulley.

You can see a pendulum swing, and can adjust the weight of the pendulum and the length of the rope it hangs from to gauge what effects the rate at which it moves.

The team, led by Ming Guo, the Brit and Alex d'Arbeloff Career Development Assistant Professor in MIT's Department of Mechanical Engineering, found that an organelle feels a certain resistance in cytoplasm, depending on that organelle's size and the speed at which it moves through a cell.

The lift force arises because the speed at which the displaced air moves over the top of the airfoil (and over the top of the attached boundary layer) is greater than the speed at which it moves over the bottom and because the pressure acting on the airfoil from below is therefore greater than the pressure from above.

Every game, the dragon would move in the same pattern; however, the rate at which it moved was driven by participant performance.

It looks at how the visitor got to the site, the navigation path and how it moved, the intervals at which it moved from page to page and if it moved a mouse or typed on a keyboard, Rami Essaid, CEO and co-founder of Distil Networks explained.

I love the way the fringe allows niche work to flourish: who would have thought that Edinburgh could throw up enough fans of the groundbreaking 1990s musical Rent (very much the Spring Awakening of its day) to sustain Anthony Rapp's memoir show Without You (at Underbelly until 26 August after which it moves to the Menier Chocolate Factory in London).

Its length depends on the speed at which it is moving relative to the measuring device.

Unconstrained by the rate at which it can move forward, the tip collects data as quickly as its up-and-down movements can be recorded.