Sentence examples for moving relatives from inspiring English sources

Examples were given by nursing staff and carers of difficulties working hospital beds and of moving relatives out of chairs, after falls or to change pads.

Your friend's watch runs slower than yours simply because he is moving relative to you, Einstein predicted in his theory of special relativity.

Generators (roughly speaking) consist of magnets moving relative to coils.

If the spacecraft are not moving relative to each other, these fringes will be stationary.

To describe the position of a point that moves relative to a body that is moving relative to the Earth, it is usually convenient to use a reference frame attached to the moving body.

The ether provided a definition of absolute rest, and of "true" time -- the time measured by a clock not moving relative to the ether.

Back in the 1970's, live albums were a staple of the music charts, often moving relative unknowns like Peter Frampton and Cheap Trick into superstardom.

According to studies by scientists at the Australian National University in Canberra, when one dragonfly hunts another, the hunter keeps moving relative to the movement of its prey.

Since the tomato is moving relative to Tortoise, and is not moving relative to Hare, if P2* is true, it must not be taken to mean that the tomato is moving relative to Hare.

These modules are gradually moving relative to each other, distorting the station configuration and potentially threatening the inter-module connections.

Because of this we believe INSPECT will be more robust to the user moving relative to the display.