Sentence examples for capable of moving around from inspiring English sources

A precocial bird is "capable of moving around on its own soon after hatching". The word comes from the same Latin root as "precocious". Altricial means "incapable of moving around on its own soon after hatchling". It comes from a Latin root meaning "to nourish" a reference to the need for extensive parental care required before fledging in altricial species.

"Right now, a device capable of moving around to different frequencies at will is very expensive," notes UC Berkeley's Sahai.

Fossil skeletons indicate that, unlike sea-cows, desmotylians were capable of moving around on land, but it is believed they did so primarily for rest or to mate.

Increased awareness and the adoption of effective interventions are greatly needed". "People who typically engage in resident-on-resident abuse are somewhat cognitively disabled but physically capable of moving around the facility.

Infants are soon capable of moving around short distances on branches after being parked.

Our data show that Sdo1p interacts with the ribosomal P-site (H69) through its domain I, with terminal domain II-III capable of moving around (Fig. 4E), suggesting that the essential role of Sdo1p is to probe the conformational status of the ribosomal P-site (Fig. 6G).

I'm tired of moving around.

Of the 14,000 or so known ant species, the most domineering, aggressive ones are those that are so well adapted that they are capable of moving freely around the world forming giant colonies of billions of individuals, allowing them to take on and beat much bigger enemies.

They are wholly different players, but Barkley is capable of moving the ball around near the opponents' goal to create openings in a way that Fellaini was not – as Chelsea discovered when Barkley found Leon Osman in a tight area in the box to set up the winner in their match last weekend.

"We have robots that are capable of moving boxes (totes) around extremely efficiently and at high speeds.

"They are capable of moving on".