Sentence examples for move about independently from inspiring English sources

You might not believe that your institutional doppelgänger works against you, but it does not seem like a stretch to argue that the sum of your activity as a consumer — your social-media posts, credit history, the freakishly accurate profile advertisers have of you — is its own creature, and can move about independently of you.

ADL was assessed based on information provided by the patient, the patient's family or the patient's caregiver, and the patient classified into one of three categories: 'independent'(living without particular support), 'partially dependent' (unable to leave home without support), 'dependent' (spending the day in bed or in a wheelchair and unable to move about independently).

Others moved about, calling, "Tickets.

After about 4 to 5 weeks it can stray from its mother for brief periods and by about 3 months it can move around independently, although some infants will be mostly independent earlier.

Although there was much disagreement over details, early modern atomists generally affirmed that complex bodies are to be understood as being composed of naturally indivisible material atoms moving about in an independently existing space.

But while the Echo and Home are stationary, Zenbo can move around independently.

Here are a few cool facts about chameleons: They can move their eyes independently, change color at will and shoot out their tongues to twice the length of their bodies to capture prey.

Nanoparticles in suspensions can be well-dispersed (particles move independently) or agglomerated (ensembles of particles move together).

As a result, the two large rings supporting the sculpture move independently of each other, allowing the shell to move independently of the rings.

They move independently, or sometimes their movement is coordinated.

Move about and exercise to stay awake.