Sentence examples for moving anchor from inspiring English sources
We can even consider a case with a moving anchor, in which a ranging signal is periodically transmitted by the target node, and all the positions where the moving anchor receives the ranging signal are viewed as the fixed positions of some virtual anchors.
In addition, a random sampling solution is proposed to estimate timeout between consecutive search rounds, and a moving anchor solution is proposed to reduce duplicate visits of the same node.
The shift most widely predicted is for Mr. Hannity to move up to 7 p.m., with Mr. Smith moving to anchor a midday newscast, perhaps at 1 p.m. Fox News continues to dominate the ratings among the news networks, but of late its audience has aged upward, losing ground among the viewers most news advertisers seek to reach, those between the ages of 25 and 54.
Turn your tracing into your own brand new creation by moving the anchor points and handles around.
But the networks are moving other anchors into position in New Orleans, near where the storm is forecast to make landfall on Wednesday morning.
Moving and anchored parts of the prosthesis are exposed to different mechanical stresses and chemical actions; thus, various mechanical, chemical, tribological, and corrosion processes are experienced by the implants.
"Not moving the anchors around on the set as often as they want".
Jasmine is entitled and, at times, unfeeling, but Blanchett grounds the performance with a moving humanity, anchored by the character's guilt over the repercussions of her actions upon her young stepson.
Passing over the site, we used the hydraulic winches to move the anchor up and out — then released it.
Now, just months after sinking its diamond-tipped bit into a gas find near the Israeli coast, this drilling platform has moved to anchor 19 miles off the Gaza Strip, in 1,900 feet of water, poised to complete the first exploration project in Palestinian waters.
