Sentence examples for moving in relation to the 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.

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

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

The technology first infers distance traveled by computing how a series of fixed objects "move" in relation to the camera image.

Players might start in positions, but it is no longer what shape you play, but how you move in relation to the speed of the ball and what the defence is doing.

As an aircraft moves in relation to the position of the satellite, there are tiny variations in the arrival time of the transmissions, which can be used to infer its distance from the satellite.

For a real optical zoom, you need a lens that can be moved in relation to the image sensor — and that requires a camera larger than the latest ultracompact models.

The people sitting to your left and right would always be there, but you would move in relation to the person opposite, in a continuous flow that would be as imperceptible "as the movement of a minute hand on a watch".

The model was designed on the premise that the grid system would move in relation to the vector of horizontal wind velocity.

It is molecule-for-molecule identical to his old Tercel, except that its "gas-gauge" does not move in relation to the amount of gas in its "tank".