Sentence examples for move under a from inspiring English sources

Normally, semiconductors are relatively poor electrical conductors because they have only a small number of electrons that are free to move under a voltage.

It's the team's first major move under a new ownership group that includes the former Los Angeles Lakers star Magic Johnson.

This weekend they put before the Synod a proposal to compromise on the ordination of women bishops; and they have announced that they will ask the Church of England to move under a global authority being created through new legislative and decision making bodies.

However, once the dipole is formed, it can move under a much smaller stress in agreement with experimental findings.

The inner cylinder (the journal) rotates and is also free to move under a time-dependent load, while the outer cylinder (the bearing) is stationary.

The results revealed that boundaries with misorientation θ < 15° did not attain a continuously curved shape in the entire temperature range up to the melting point and, thus, did not move under a capillary driving force.

When Kambouroglou's savings ran out, he moved under a bridge in Athens.

Mr. Mills moved under a recently adopted state law providing for a state takeover of the district, the first such action in New York history.

They have the best hearing in the bird world — some owls, like the great gray, can hear a mouse moving under a foot of snow or more and swoop down and capture it without ever seeing it.

It was fun discovering Mineral Glow at Dex New York (224 West 30th Street), a liquid veil of iridescence that covers your night moves under a disco ball of pulsating flash.

Part III, "Tabula Rasa," offers eight dancers moving under a glowing set of light tubes, and it shows Mr. Forsythe's influence in its juxtapositions of groups and solos, its extreme articulations and speed.