Sentence examples for it moves further from inspiring English sources
Triton, a moon of Neptune may have wispy clouds of frozen Nitrogen in its tenuous atmosphere, while Pluto has an atmosphere primarily of methane that condenses on to its surface during its "winter" months when it moves further from the Sun.
Eastman Kodak said it hired a former Hewlett-Packard executive to run a new commercial printing unit as it moves further away from its long-suffering consumer film business.
Some believe Google could become a more direct legal target for Apple, especially as it moves further into producing its own hardware through Motorola Mobility and others, rather than simply making its Android operating system available to OEMs.
Miesnieks already has eyes on where it moves further, saying that after the startup launches its first API set in March — focused on getting the geometry and establishing multiplayer — they will be working more on segmenting the data so that its system can identify what 3D data belongs to which real-world object and whether that object is a table or chair or a wall.
Miesnieks already has eyes on where it moves further, saying that after the startup launches its first API set in March — focused on getting the geometry and establishing multiplayer — they will be working more on segmenting the data so that its system can identify what 3D data belongs to which real-world object and whether that object is a table or chair or a wall.
As it moves further from Washington's orbit, it shifts into the pull of Mr. Chávez.
Each time it spread its advertising empire, it moved further along the road of scale, automation and tracking (of watching us, in other words), all in order that it could help advertisers grab your attention.
In recent years some critics have complained that the Knitting Factory's programming has suffered as it moved further from its experimental origins.
If it moved further to the periphery, its clout in negotiations would be further reduced.
It moved further west and into construction loans.
