Sentence examples for moving in response from inspiring English sources

Birds are not moving north in anticipation of climate change; rather, they are moving in response to it.

The fish may be moving in response to some instinct, or they may be being influenced by something they are learning while they travel.

The legislature seems also to be moving in response to legal action by the A.C.L.U. and Lambda Legal challenging the civil-union statute.

Among the British people moving abroad are 1.5 million are people with graduate level education, and they are moving in response to Britain's lack of economic opportunities - so basically the same economic profile as most of the immigrants currently moving to Britain.

Soil moisture is classified into three types: hygroscopic water adsorbed on the surface of soil particles, water held by surface tension in capillary spaces in the soil and moving in response to capillary forces, and water that drains through the soil under gravitational influence.

Moreover, they operate on a mechanical principle found in no other animal group: a tectorial membrane, moving in response to sound vibrations that have been transmitted to it by the inner-ear fluids, stimulates the sensory hair cells directly through connections to the cilia of these cells.

The Oriental images move in response to foot traffic up and down the museum's stairs.

If the irrelevance theory held in the real world, share prices should not move in response.

It would move in response to an electrical signal, just as real muscles do.

It allows the camera lenses to move in response to camera shake, to counteract it.

There is no evidence that prices have begun to move in response to the higher volume.