If Spirit cannot be moved, for example, all concerned would review the spacecraft's health, the science that could be done from an immobilized rover, and the cost of that science.
Nicole Oresme (c.1323-1382) explained the motion of the spheres in traditional terms of the action of intelligences but noted that, contrary to Aristotle, some intelligences are moved; for example, the intelligence that moves the Moon's epicycle shares the motion of the lunar orb in which the epicycle is embedded.
We view descriptions of manual movement that focus only on how the hand is moving, for example, analyses of the shape, pace, and morphology of the hand's kinematic path through space, as failing to capture the sensorimotor schemes generating this movement.
They're activists, they're feminists and the people who are moving for example the 'Black Lives Matter' movement and these are young black feminists, some gay some straight and they're involved in that and fearless, absolutely fearless work in immigration.
If you're moving, for example, a car dealership's computer system, then threats such as nuclear war, plague pandemic or killer asteroids are pretty much things that will disrupt the project.
Under the new rules, they will have to notify only the member state to which they are moving, for example to do a one-semester exchange, instead of having to submit a new visa application and wait for it to be processed, as is the case today.
If the eye is moved passively, for example, by pulling on the conjunctiva with forceps, the subject has the impression that objects in the outside world are moving in a direction opposite to that of the eye.
I was deeply moved, for example, by a recent show of the collection of the artist Julie Ault, acquired not with cash but through gifts from and friendly exchanges with other artists.
Sensors in a hospital room capture patient motions as silhouette-like moving images, and a trained algorithm identifies the activity -- whether a patient is being moved into or out of bed, for example, or into or out of a chair.
