Sentence examples for capacity for moving from inspiring English sources
Compared to conventional intersections, roundabouts have demonstrated the potential to significantly reduce the most injurious (angle) type of crashes and slow the operating speed of all vehicles, while maintaining a high capacity for moving traffic through an intersection.
These projections likely functioned as levers that increased the moment arm for the intercostal muscles, conferring an enhanced capacity for moving the sternal ribs during lung ventilation.
Wild birds share with humans the capacity for moving fast over large distances.
This produced increased homogeneity of size within groups, which increased the capacity for moving in synchrony.
Second, Gassendi proposes that God endows atoms with a robust set of capacities for moving themselves to varying degrees leading some commentators to see Gassendi as a vitalist or animist.
A conventional up-down 6m-wide shutter with wind-blind, several large vents with extractor fans for thermal control, and a 35 tonne capacity crane (used for moving the primary mirror e.g. for aluminising) are all incorporated.
In addition, this problem can be improved by considering a non-unit transport capacity for the moving robots, where the problem becomes a flexible job shop scheduling problem with transportation times and non-unit transport capacity robots.
Building physical infrastructure and capacity for production and consumption is necessary for moving beyond economics to an era of non-economics highlighting other values.
United States airlines, on the other hand, have been reducing domestic capacity and moving planes to lucrative international routes as they deal with high costs, particularly for fuel.
Now with additional awareness and a greater capacity for love, we move forward in our quest with a clearer goal in mind.
We should love Buffett not for NetJets, Geico and his Buffalo newspaper or even for his equity portfolio of Coca-Cola and Wells Fargo, but for his capacity to move around multibillion-dollar blocks of money that carry inherent high rates of return with prudent risk tolerance.
