These days 25-30% of them move on each year, nearly twice the rate in the 1990s.
To a considerable extent, global technical strategies for maternal and newborn health have moved independently of each other.
Each character in the film has his or her own way of moving, of making visually tangible what each represents.
Using these parameters as a framework, Dérive creates sweeping, heavenly moving portraits of each place where each data point is a miniscule source of light.
The sides of the lower jaws move independently of each other, alternately ratcheting prey into the throat.
The figure below shows the three-year moving average of each region's share of total national light from 1996 to 2011.
Finally, distributions of residual dipolar couplings indicate that the two domains tumble and move independently of each other.
They move ahead of each advance to provide options, searching for space or creating it for teammates.
The best rides are made possible by independent suspension systems, which permit the wheels to move independently of each other.
Most commonly, the molecules comprising the beam are at a low density; that is, they are far enough apart to move independently of each other.
