Sentence examples for moving adjacent from inspiring English sources

To assess the accuracy of gating+ images, simulations were generated, consisting of 2D + time images containing a hot lesion set in a colder background moving adjacent to a stationary two-compartment structure, with varying amounts of random noise added to simulate environments of varying signal statistics.

Gameplay is a sort of real-time grid-based thing where you can attack enemies only to your direct north, south, east, or west; I spend a lot of combats abusing the hell out of this, moving adjacent to enemies, hitting them, and then moving to squares diagonal to them before they can return attacks.

The Apple Watch has enough hype, style and substance to be a success out of the gate, but the longer-term story that will be told once sales volume moves adjacent markets is the most interesting in terms of broader impact for our everyday lives.

The statue was slightly changed post-Nero to suggest Sol Invictus, the Sun God, and the immense metal mountain was eventually moved adjacent to the entrance of the Flavian Amphitheater.

Polymeric beads and live, pathogenic organisms (Candida albicans and Aspergillus fumigatus) were optically trapped using non-destructive forces and moved adjacent to living cells, which subsequently phagocytosed the trapped particle.

The location of rps7 has been moved adjacent to block VI in the Ae. longissima and (lo) durum.

The rolled cotton was then moved adjacent to the area to be sampled to block flow of additional saliva onto the tissue.

The store has expanded several times since it opened in 1963 (and is moving into adjacent renovated quarters this month).

At the same time, other competitors — like, for instance, Miso — are pivoting to try new things or moving into adjacent markets.

It's also looking at moving into "adjacent markets", such as care homes, where its tech would also have obvious application.

While credit reports are still its bread and butter, Credit Karma is moving into adjacent areas in an effort to collect even more data.