Sentence examples for being moved through a from inspiring English sources

The money is being moved through a group called Great Schools Massachusetts.

Or to take one particular example, there is a 60% chance of a child being moved through a doorway while being restrained and wearing a waist restraint belt suffering injuries involving the airway, breathing or circulation that can be potentially catastrophic.

In distancing himself from this early view, Leibniz comes to argue that, in fact, matter "resists being moved through a certain natural inertia it has … so that it is not indifferent to motion and rest, as is commonly believed, but requires more active force for motion in proportion to its size" (G IV.510/AG 161).

In the process, the straw is treated with water while being moved through a counter-current reactor at a temperature of 190-200°C 190-200°C

The two can be intermixed, but standards dictate that "byte" suffixed units are used for data storage and "bit" suffixed units are used to measure the size of data in-transit (being moved through a circuit, such as from the CPU to the RAM, CPU to the Hard Drives "bus" from a Wireless adapter to a router, etc).. On most file systems, files take up more space than their actual size.

The food is moved through a spray of liquid nitrogen or directly immersed in liquid nitrogen.

The carcasses are moved through a sequence of machines, each optimized for removing different sets of feathers.

Inquiries indicate that the statue was moved through a Dagenham scrap dealer in December 2005 and on to another Essex scrapyard.

In this technique the specimen is moved through a coherent illumination probe yielding an array of overlapping diffraction patterns that are recorded onto a CCD camera.

More and more digital space, both web and mobile, is moved through a real-time auction process: audiences (or demographic segments) are sold like soy beans.

If an object is moved through a short distance δp along the axis, then the corresponding image shift δp′ is related to the object movement by the longitudinal magnification (m).