Sentence examples for moving front from inspiring English sources

"In a conventional war, like World War II, there's dramatic change, a moving front line, a compelling narrative," he said.

WASHINGTON — As Republicans inch away from their plan to reshape the nation's Medicare program, their equally transformative ideas for Medicaid, now largely in the shadows of the budget debate, are moving front and center.

"It's part of the moving front of research that's adding new and potentially important molecules into the pathways that control body weight," said Dr. Jeffrey Flier, an obesity researcher who is chief academic officer at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston.

Only toward the end of his set, when he built a swell with "Greyhound" and "Don't You Worry Child"by Swedish House Mafia (featuring John Martin, David Guettaa's raucous "She Wolf" (featuring Sia), and then, of course, "Levels," did members of the crowd finally figure out that if there was no moving front or back or left or right, then at least they could go up.

A noisy pixel causes a sudden variation in gray levels and can stop the moving front.

The solution T is strictly increasing along characteristics that are perpendicular to the moving front.

Level set methods were first introduced by Osher and Sethian [4] for capturing moving fronts.

Journal 51, 3028 3038]] and extends the bifurcations condition to the case of moving fronts.

The result is a nonlinear high-resolution scheme capable of resolving moving fronts and internal/boundary layers as sharp localized nonoscillatory features.

This second effort, though more versatile, was also a substantial disadvantage because it was less efficient and often too slow to follow the moving front-line units.

That changed after half-time when Sanchez moved front and centre for Arsenal.