Thirty-two dairy heifers were individually moved through an indoor raceway three times daily over a period of 15 days.
That was done through a complicated process in which I had to select each letter and number individually, moving up or down the alphabet, by working tiny buttons on the body of the instrument.
As well as a revolutionary heating system that uses the playground to warm and cool its buildings, the school has floor tiles that can be individually moved or replaced once they are worn, solar panels and a wind turbine to produce renewable energy.
Such clear bimodal orientation arrangement (forth and back) interpreted as single or small aggregates of large theropods individually moving toward a carcass on the shoreline is highly uncommon as it is the presence of such a large number of large theropod footprints.
In the meantime, the rest of the children stay around, individually moving in circles, as asteroids.
And stationary minima can go on being added to the body, one at a time, until it consists of 10,000 minima, only two of which are individually moving, and yet the whole body will, absurdly, nonetheless be moving, because of the ever-increasing preponderance of its moving parts.
Working in a narrow space with the proportions of a drinking straw, the old escalators, each weighing nearly 55 tons, had to be cut into 24 separate sections and individually moved out of the entrance on three separate cranes.
Once a project is completed, the team either disbands and are individually moved to other special functions or moves on to other projects and tasks that they as a unit can accomplish or develop.
Once fully recovered, animals were individually moved to clean cages and maintained in a pathogen-free facility.
This pathway further plays a fundamental role for the transition from a collective cell compound (epithelial) to individually moving (mesenchymal) cells in tumor development [ 558].
