Sentence examples for movable are from inspiring English sources

Philip also defends his position by arguing that Aristotle's task is to show that time, motion, and what is movable are all co-equal and that it is not appropriate to the discipline of philosophy to demonstrate anything beyond this claim.

A series of four masks, two fixed and two movable, was newly designed.

In both Anglo-American and civil law the sale of a movable is both a contract and a conveyance.

Under this device the right to possession of the movable was in the creditor, although possession in fact might not be.

That space which is itself movable is called material, or also relative space.

It is from their essence or nature that they are places; and that the primary places of things should be movable, is absurd.

According to Harel, The buildings were systematically stripped, with anything movable being removed and sold to Israeli contractors, before they were pulled apart with tractors and bulldozers.

A gold-wire with the dried ink serves as one of the electrodes (static) while the other electrode (movable) is a clean gold wire without ink.

My own movables were rummaged".

Details of the movable objects are shown in Table 1, which shows their type and which non-movable objects they are placed at.

The movable chairs are crucial, he said.