Sentence examples for thereby moved from inspiring English sources

Therefore, sun rays placed at different points on the system are controlled using an intensity sensor, and the solar panel is thereby moved toward the point gathering most sun rays by a DC motor.

The burden of subjectivity is thereby moved to the parameterization, but of course it may well be that we have strong reasons for preferring a particular parameterization over others (cf. Jaynes 1973).

Those costs are thereby moved off the insurers' books, meaning they aren't factored into the following year's rate increases, which in turn reduces rate hikes and makes coverage more affordable for all customers.

The clocks were identical, too, though these new ones never moved -- thereby moving slightly more slowly than the originals.

He will insist that manual recounting in his strongholds continue and thereby move the finish line further ahead.

They ended that miserable streak Friday with a 5-3 victoverover the Red Sox, thereby moving into the American League Championship Series this week.

History suggests that it is possible both to govern as a radical reformer and to be a unifier, and thereby move the political center to the left".

We're talking about gentle ways to make sugar consumption slightly less convenient, thereby moving people away from the concentrated dose.

The aim of this book is to argue that Huxley was right, that the most significant threat posed by contemporary biotechnology is the possibility that it will alter human nature and thereby move us into a "posthuman" stage of history.

Then, addressing the assembly, he continued, "I think these gentlemen have earned a round of applause," thereby moving an ideological attempt at an authentic primal experience into the self-conscious realm of scripted theater.

Basil Dmytryshyn, a historian, described it as "a policy designed to demoralise the people living along the frontier and to prompt them to seek Muscovy's protection, thereby moving the frontier west.