Sentence examples for move reliably from inspiring English sources
Traversing on a trajectory enables the navigator to move reliably into featureless space, based on local headings formed by visible landmarks that are robust to positional and orientational errors.
Fabrication process and electronics: We have optimized the PCB fabrication process to reduce droplet pinning that is, droplets leave behind smaller amounts of residue than in other systems, and droplets move reliably across the surface at lower actuation voltages (<100V).
The only way government officials could move reliably between their island cities was by air; the mujaheddin began to acquire Stinger anti-aircraft missiles late in 1986, however, so even that method was not foolproof.
He created slippery countercurrents within the music, and his solos moved reliably from a whisper to a roar.
In fact, because the U.S. dollar has moved reliably in the opposite direction of the S&P 500 index, a fund that tracks the dollar could be used to hedge an equity portfolio.
In chess, a computer can memorise millions of moves and reliably calculate a path to victory.
Moving so reliably through them has transported Dickey to a place even baseball's greatest knuckleballer, Phil Niekro, never knew.
Recently, we have shown that the neocortex of freely moving rats reliably supports LTP, provided that the stimulation is spaced and repeated over days.
Why it matters: Keeping information moving more reliably within data centers could lower costs and improve performance for many services, from Facebook to financial trading platforms.
But when we consider the sheer volume of data that will need to be moved constantly, reliably and without issue, the importance of these incremental steps toward better infrastructure is clear.
In celebration of the twentieth anniversary of the advent of airmail, Franklin D. Roosevelt's Postmaster General James Farley established National Airmail Week for May 15-21, 1938 to celebrate and promote the fact the U.S. Postal Service moved mail reliably and with speed.
