Sentence examples for mutually moving from inspiring English sources
High energy consumption The device has two sets of rods, requiring two mutually moving movable supports (or movement bases), which needs to drive two heavy movement bases to grasp, bringing high energy consumption. .
During a speech at Brookings in June, Norway's foreign minister, Borge Brende, noted that his country's relationship with the think tank "has been mutually beneficial for moving a lot of important topics". Just before the speech, in fact, Norway signed an agreement to contribute an additional $4 million to the group.
But by improving the transparency and inclusiveness of the regulatory system, the President can both focus attention on what he is doing to bolster the business environment and ensure we are implementing smarter, more mutually-beneficial rules moving forward.
Form a respectful, mutually-empowering friendship before moving forward.
"We're moving to replace mutually assured destruction with mutual cooperation," Mr Bush said at the time.
"After that I went on holiday and during my holidays Kenny had been mutually agreed to move on.
Although you don't want to burn bridges unnecessarily, be ready to back away from relationships that are no longer mutually satisfying and move on to new ones.
In the letter, Mr. Amorim criticized the United States for insisting on "side issues" instead of moving on to "mutually beneficial market access negotiation".
Mechanical systems in which moving components are mutually constrained through contacts often lead to complex contact kinematics involving tangential and normal relative motions.
The procedure depended on a Michelson interferometer, a sensitive optical device that compares the optical path lengths for light moving in two mutually perpendicular directions.
The possibilities are so much greater than simply meeting carbon budgets: nations that are serious about investment are moving toward inexhaustible, mutually owned supply which ripples into every house, every budget, everyone's future.
