Sentence examples for moving in relation from inspiring English sources

The second theory, proposed by British ornithologist G.V.T. Matthews, is based on other aspects of the Sun's position, the most important of which is the arc of the Sun i.e., the angle made by the plane through which the Sun is moving in relation to the horizontal.

In the following simulation exercise, well-completion locations are moving in relation to the movement of the interface between methane-hydrate and free-gas zones.

Rather, Gaia's job when operational will be to track and characterise points of light moving across its big camera detector - be those stars, asteroids, comets or the flashes generated by exploding objects such as supernovae - to work out how far away they are and how they are moving in relation to everything else.

Given the fine spatial scale of this study, error from Argos locations could have had marked effects on our confidence in how animals are moving in relation to MPA boundaries.

Otherwise, your musicians might be confused as to where your hands are moving in relation to the time.

Chinese officials said the renminbi would move in relation to an unspecified basket of currencies, not just the dollar.

Earthquakes occur most often along geologic faults, narrow zones where rock masses move in relation to one another.

In looking for small solar system travelers, astronomers need a sequence of pictures to reveal that an object has moved in relation to background stars.

In 1973 the three scientists published a decisive paper which explained how the tiny particles, quarks, moved in relation to one another.

Most lizard skulls, particularly in the Scleroglossa, are kinetic (that is, the upper jaw can move in relation to the rest of the cranium).

Newton believed that everything moved in relation to a fixed but undetectable spatial frame so that it could be said to have an absolute velocity.