Sentence examples for in which it moves from inspiring English sources

Instead, Facebook is likely to turn to client-side decrypted content mining in which it moves its data mining efforts from its own servers to users' devices, outsourcing the hardware computational costs to its users and enabling it to claim the protections of encryption while still mining their data.

Every sports book has its own personality, formed by the number and type of gamblers it attracts and the manner in which it moves its line.

When catching an insect outside a web, a Portia sometimes lunges and sometimes uses a "pick up", in which it moves its fangs slowly into contact with the prey.

But a jam, in which the stabilizer will not move, or a runaway stabilizer, in which it moves to its full limit of travel in one direction, have occurred before.

Which is presumably their purpose, given that these abstract lumps, most often in concrete, reference the body, its physical mass and the space in which it moves.

I've been thinking about gravity and would like to ask if we actually recorded the speed in which it moves.

Drinks group Diageo dipped 23.5p to £20.05 after an investor day on Tuesday, in which it moved away from its previous stance of giving forward guidance.

In 2012, challenged to find funding to compensate its workers, it was embroiled in a "reprogramming" scandal, in which it moved around funds to cover payroll, without congressional approval.

So the sequence moves from the particle that vanishes (let us say a pinball) to the entrapping, ensnaring, distracting universe through which it moves in its vanishing (the pinball machine) to where it goes beyond, and the final crossing of a boundary out.

"Black Swan on Water, in a Little Rain" is Phillips's beautiful bit of blurred self-reflection, the clear picture of himself lost, like the swan's reflection in broken water, in the medium through which it moves.

You would not put his work firmly in either category, and that's probably for the best, since much of its appeal is in the ease with which it moves between those poles.