Sentence examples for period of moving from inspiring English sources
A timeline on the Winn-Dixie Web site describes the early 1980's as a period of "moving ahead" and "building community ties".
For the first day or two, everything moves very quickly - sometimes almost too quickly - then there's often this very protracted middle period of moving things around, changing things, editing.
Although this study did only look at married people, other recent research suggests that cohabiting also improves health – although the effects in both states can wear off after the honeymoon period of moving in together.
The smaller the value of θ r or θ q, the shorter the time period of moving average (smoothing).
In order to determine the period of moving averages of the temperature, we separately fit models that only included linear and quadratic terms of a moving average of temperature and days of the week and replaced the temperature terms with different day-moving averages of temperature from the current day to seven days.
During the day, the mantled guereza has long rest periods in between periods of moving and feeding.
The periods of moving and BKG stimuli were analyzed but the first second of each period was considered a transient, and discarded such that only the last 2 seconds of the stimulation periods were taken for the further processing.
Our final SARIMA model contained first-order (p = 0.0155) and second-order (p = 0.0167) moving average terms, a first-order seasonal (period of 12) moving average term (p = 0.0169), and an upward linear time trend (p < 0.0001).
So Konrad Latte now entered a period of constant moving -- a night here, three nights there.
In each of the main categories, incapacity benefit and single parents, the massive increase in the number of jobs has resulted in those who have been drawing benefit for the shortest period of time moving to employment.
Others argued that it ran more like a lion: never unless it had to, and if it ran, only for a very short period of time, moving very fast.
