Sentence examples for source to move from inspiring English sources

Ion pumps are the proteins that build and maintain the chemical gradients by utilizing an external energy source to move ions against the concentration gradient to an area of higher chemical potential.

A vehicle which could take-off from even a small area such as a driveway, Moller reasoned, then use the same propulsion source to move directionally, would be the most useful especially for broad consumer use.

But Google has scoured the text of the Web, as well as data from its book scanning project and other sources, to move beyond those languages.

If corporations could pay for faster carriage of their content nothing would stop them from divvying up the broadband capacity, condemning less well-financed sources to move at a snail's pace.

China and other energy hungry countries have been on the hunt for alternative energy sources, to move away from being heavily reliant on coal and fossil fuels.

Today, Blacklane, a Berlin-based business that offers limousines and other high-end cars for airport and other medium-length journeys, is announcing that it has raised a significant round of funding, between $40 million and $45 million according to sources, to move into concierge services and expand its services globally.

(source) Now: "to move the fingers across a touchscreen".

(source) Now: "to move an online post or thread to the top of the reverse chronological list by adding a new comment or post to the thread".

On the other hand, in the case of Figure 9c, the source seems to move in a more disorderly manner, hovering between the two stations, but also in a forward/backward motion.

"Git took over the software world virtually overnight because its decentralized nature enabled source code to move fluidly between computers, organizations, and people; and because this in turn directly enabled much richer collaboration," Boodman writes today.

In the moving process, assuming each source is likely to move to its adjacent grids or stay at current grid, which means a source can move to the different directions with 6° or be static with equal probability.