Sentence examples for moved shorter from inspiring English sources

Females, especially gravid females, appeared to be more risk-sensitive as they moved shorter distances and used shelters more often.

United States intelligence agencies have concluded that Russia has moved short-range nuclear weapons onto one of its military bases in the Baltics, senior Clinton administration officials said today.

A12 Russian Arms in the Baltics American intelligence agencies say Russia moved short-range nuclear weapons onto one of its military bases in the Baltics.

They found that in more religiously diverse (and more disease-ridden) places people move shorter distances than in healthier, religiously monotonous societies.

However, on a daily basis the herds usually move shorter distances and also halt several days along the way for various reasons.

When females leave, they tend to move much further away (60 90 km) than males (up to 30 km), which tend to move shorter distances.

Another study showed that lizards with high tick loads move shorter distances in a day (Main and Bull 2000).

Because they're usually moving short distances on the income scale.

Thick lava flows sometimes move short distances from the dome and distort its generally circular or oval shape.

One of the simplest is the Lecher wire wavemeter, a circuit containing a sliding (moving) short circuit.

Such behaviours vary from simply moving short distances out of the Sun or an icy wind to large-scale migrations.