Sentence examples for readily movable from inspiring English sources

Yet it is so simple in operation that its headquarters are readily movable.

The "first sale" doctrine also frees courts from the administrative burden of trying to enforce restrictions upon difficult-to-trace, readily movable goods.

'(T he circumstances that furnish probable cause to search a particular auto for particular articles are most often unforeseeable; moreover, the opportunity to search is fleeting since a car is readily movable.' Chambers v. Maroney, 399 U.S., at 50—51, 90 S.Ct., at 1981.

Since the advent of movable type heralded the evolution of readily accessible information, our senses have been assaulted with ever-growing, ever-changing sources of information while, in direct correlation, our attention spans have been shrinking.

The value of k is controlled during the operation of a reactor by the positioning of movable rods made of a material that readily absorbs neutrons (i.e., one with a high neutron-capture cross section), such as boron, cadmium, or hafnium.

Low-dimensional systems in spintronics are therefore directly linked to confined electron states because electrons or holes do not only provide the lightest movable charge carriers, but also interact stronger with magnetic fields than any other readily available (quasi- particle in materials.

And movable.

They have movable parts".

Walls became movable inserts.

Movable, but numb, clumsy.

This was a movable feast.