Sentence examples for moving from high from inspiring English sources

Moving from high school to university to working life brought other challenges.

MTs carry out refinements moving from high abstraction levels to low-level models and help to keep the different models synchronized.

As a result, the hot spot of cluster computing is gradually moving from high performance computing to high performance storage I/O.

The big rise in revenue is a result of the long-standing London club moving from High Wycombe - their matchday home for a decade - to buy the Ricoh Arena, where average gates are in excess of 20,000.

The big rise in revenue is a result of Wasps, who beat Exeter on Sunday to consolidate sixth place in the Premiership, buying the Ricoh Arena, in Coventry, and moving from High Wycombe to play in the Midlands.

For example, diffusion is the result of millions of molecules moving independently, yet students associate the term diffusion more with the phenomenon of moving from high concentration to low concentration than the causal mechanism of molecular kinetics (Garvin-Doxas & Klymkowsky 2008).

These protectionist measures, which were intended (ultimately without success) to prevent textile and clothing production from moving from high-wage to low-wage countries, were gradually abandoned beginning in the 1980s.

But it's the quality of that power that distinguishes the Aston from German hot rods like the 560-horsepower BMW M5, the 550-horse Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG or Porsche's top-of-the-line 550-horse Panamera Turbo S. The Germans have been moving from high-revving naturally breathing V-8s to turbocharged V-8s that make their power at relatively low engine speeds.

As a consequence, both national immigration policies and global health strategies for the control of tuberculosis share common interest in mobile populations moving from high-to-low prevalence regions.

These belts are associated with the subtropical anticyclone and the large-scale descent of dry air moving from high-altitudes toward the poles.

Strong, vertically shallow high-pressure systems moving from higher latitudes to lower latitudes in the northern hemisphere are associated with continental arctic air masses.