Sentence examples for disc moves from inspiring English sources

Then the disc moves on to describe an innovative notion indeed.

The disc moves into the high Baroque with Corelli's virtuoso showpiece and Juan Cabanilles's "Diferencias de Folias" for harpischord, also from 1700.

The disc moves on to the single "Creep"'s b-sides, "Inside My Head," "Million Dollar Question," "Yes I Am," its live tracks "Vegetable" and ""Killer Cars," an acoustic version of the title track, and a "Blow Out" remix.

Brown tried to stop the lady Engineers with a zone defense, but good movement by the poppers, Jessica Young G and Jenny Fujii G, kept the disc moving into MIT's end zone.

The edges of the disc move in antiphase to the centre when the driving signal is at, or close to, resonance, and the signal is transmitted through the connecting rods to the next resonator.

Optical coherence tomography (OCT) showed that the base of the optic disc moved slightly forward during the contraction phase (Fig. 1c).

A fleet of gigantic green, glowing discs moving among the clouds breaks the urban vérité.

The discs moved in very smooth, straight lines - but navigating around obstacles became impossible.

All intervertebral discs moved relative to one another after a change in seating posture.

The paper describes a mathematical model, which analyses the kinematics of a rotating disc which moves along a path parallel to a crop row.

This is only one of many facets of the disc, which moves from Italy to England (Purcell and Dowland) with energetic accompaniments on harpsichord (Jory Vinikour) and theorbo (Jakob Lindberg and Anders Ericson).