Sentence examples for moving suddenly to from inspiring English sources

Since a person has more chances of staying in his current state rather than moving suddenly to the other state (e.g., a walking person increases his/her speed gradually until he/she starts running), then the final running or walking probability is a weighted sum of the current and previous probabilities.

The "ageing out" of boys ( the term for turning 18) means they can be moved suddenly to the adult camp or to Manus Island, and some families have been suddenly "extracted" to Nauru.

A problem with the instrument landing system at the Buffalo airport can cause airplanes to move suddenly to a nose-up position, a pilots' union warned on Thursday, but the flaw seems unlikely to have played a role in the crash of a plane during its approach there on Feb. 12.

Avoid moving suddenly; lie still.

A relief but also a difficulty, because she had to move suddenly out of his range and say "Just a moment," in a voice that sounded to herself distant and irritated.

"The thought of having to move suddenly, or the rent going up" is hugely daunting, she says.

A decision was made to move suddenly following months of surveillance.

Foreign investors in a Yukos subsidiary missed a crucial vote in 1999 when an annual meeting was moved, suddenly and without explanation, to a city four hours' travel time away.

"I try not to move suddenly.

During the training program, the surface of the platform is controlled to move suddenly and unpredictably in one of four directions: forward, backward, left or right.

If you move suddenly, most birds will try to fly away, which will probably cause greater injury.