"movement operation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in the context of a business, military, or other organization which is managing the transportation of people, goods, or services. For example: "The logistics team was responsible for coordinating the movement operation of the new shipment of equipment."
Accordingly, for instance, 34a should have the structure in 34b, before any movement operation is implemented.
He, however, does not provide any motivation for the movement operation.
The bot is good for three to five hours of continuous movement operation on a single charge.
The program's goal is "to provide real-time surveillance of fixed installations, proposed movement routes and movement operations," referring to American convoy movements.
--The Turkishadilitallowed allowed us to use Incirlik as a refueling stop for Operation FUNDAMENTAL JUSTICE detainee movement operations since 2002, but revoked this permission in February of this year.
Some movement operations such as examine, pan, walk, slide, and so forth are available in the VRML viewer.
Such attractive behavior makes these zinc-based micromotors useful for movement and operation in the harsh stomach environment, hence opening the door to the first in vivo operation of micro/nanomotors in living animals.
Then, there is need for an intra-cell movement for operations 1 and 2 and an inter-cell movement for operations 2 and 3.
Meanwhile the level of resistance to US freedom of movement and operations will grow.
"What I'm experiencing now is hopelessness," Morgan Komichi, 40, chief of the Movement's operations in Matebeleland North Province, which includes Lupane, said in an interview.
But the study also devotes nearly 400 pages alone to the often-overlooked camp resistance movement: the operations of Polish underground cells; an ill-fated mutiny on Oct. 7, 1944, in which 451 prisoners died; and 802 escapes that helped smuggle out news of the killings to an often uninterested world.
