Sentence examples for move is relatively from inspiring English sources

The Flea's move is relatively unusual.

The bell's latest move is relatively insignificant compared to its past wanderings.

According to the strategy mobile application scenario, when a user detects more high quality communication links, its movement state tends to be stable, i.e., the probability of large-scale stochastic move is relatively low.

The move was relatively smooth because Ghana is a Commonwealth country.

His wife, Lucrecia, was born in Valencia, and he speaks fluent Spanish, so the move was relatively painless, he said.

One reason the move was relatively easy was the presence of the Metro, Washington's quiet, clean subway system that can quickly deliver commuters from the suburbs to the heart of downtown.

This suggests that incentives or opportunities to move were relatively more consistent for men over time than they were for women, with the entrance of women into international migration coinciding with larger changes to migration regimes and labour market demands that favoured female mobility.

What is new here is that the unified visual-proprioceptive sensation is maintained even while the virtual hand moves its overall position away from the real hand (and note that the move was relatively slow - a 15 degree horizontal rotation about the shoulder lasting 20 s - and anatomically plausible).

This leads us to consider the proton buffering of histidine, but the differences between subcellular environments (i.e. how much histidine ΔpKas are predicted to move) are relatively small.

This makes sense if the primary concern of the lizard is predation: if the terrain is covered and provides shelter from visual predators, moving is relatively safe.

Although these moves are relatively small in dollar terms (Oracle has gone from $8 to $11), they still make for a big swing in the averages.