Sentence examples for point that moves from inspiring English sources

Another screen shows the film, but with a yellow point that moves.

Cree's latest generation of lights is not a leap forward so much as a strategic compromise at a price point that moves bulbs out of the hardware store.

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.

Essentially it creates a focal point that moves with your eyes.

We can think of the successive values of γ as forming the path of a point that moves through M during a time interval represented by I. We call γ a curve in M (parametrized by u ∈ I).

Tottenham appeared to have a firm grip on third place in early March but needed a late own goal by Emmerson Boyce to earn a point that moved it into a tie with fourth-place Chelsea.

At half-time Kean had told his Blackburn team to just keep on doing what they had been doing as first Chris Samba and then David Hoilett, in added time, duly secured the point that moved them up a place to 13th.

Craig Conway gave Cardiff an early lead at Turf Moor, but the home side equalised in stoppage time to snatch a point that moved them four points clear of the relegation zone.

The rotation center of the humerus was estimated by a least squares algorithm and defined as the point that moved the least during a sequence of passive shoulder rotation [ 19, 20].

In the past, only the most difficult matches received priority points that moved them up the wait list.

Despite their failure to add a second, Celtic held on comfortably for the three points that moved them further away from the chasing pack led by Rangers.