Shearson, for instance, moved from Greenwich, Conn., to the St . Regis Hotel
Moving the tongue to the mouth's upper left corner, for instance, moves the wheelchair forward.
Some bacteria, for instance, move by whipping around a tiny tail, or flagellum.
In this sense of the term, forgiveness is a dyadic relation involving a wrongdoer and a wronged party, and is thought to be a way in which victims of wrong alter their and a wrongdoer's status by, for instance, acknowledging yet moving past a transgression.
Dodd-Frank has also reduced the middleman fees that banks collect — for instance, by moving much of the trading of derivatives onto the open market.
They fear the government will easily thwart the observers, for instance, by moving political prisoners to military bases, which are off-limits to the monitors.
You have to do something — either get a new job or confront the conflict between you and Richard and find a way to reduce the tension — for instance, by moving to another department.
The manifesto also says that Frontiers staff interfere with editorial decisions, for instance by moving manuscripts from one editor to another to accelerate review, inviting authors to write a commentary without the knowledge of editors, and sometimes "deliberately overriding" editorial decisions.
However, in many cases stem cells differentiate in response to external signals, for instance by moving out of a stem cell niche (e.g. germ stem cells in C. elegans or stem cells in mammalian intestinal crypts).
Wrestlers help each other out in potentially dangerous moves by, for instance, tapping the receiving wrestler when he is about to execute the move (the "DDT"), or by releasing the arms of the receiving wrestler so he can protect his face and head upon impact with the mat (Triple H's "Pedigree").
