"vertical move" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a motion or action that goes up or down. Example: The climber made a daring vertical move up the steep cliff face, using only his hands and feet to ascend.
The first few iterations of its Cayley graph are shown in Figure 12, where \(\{a, b\}\) is the set of generators and a right horizontal move between adjacent vertices represents composition with \(a\), an upward vertical move represents composition with \(b\), and leftward and downward moves represent composition with the inverse of \(a\) and the inverse of \(b\) respectively.
The buyers of No. 7C are Mr. Gordon's former downstairs neighbors; they elected to make a slight vertical move to gain a superior amount of living space.
When Bruce and Holt lined up side by side, the defensive backs could make an educated guess that Bruce would probably take a crossing route and that Holt would make a vertical move down the field.
Before making our first vertical move, we took a horizontal foray west to visit the Arizona-Sonora Desertheuseum in Tucson Mountain ParkPadjacentacentoto Saguaro National Park.
"We really didn't want to leave the 18th floor, but the more we talked about it, did we really want to worry about chasing two kids around the terrace?" The vertical move solved the problem without leaving them vista-deprived.
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In the preheater, a countercurrent exchange of heat takes place within a vertical moving bed.
Because he lacked the funds to go to skate parks, most of his time was spent simulating vertical moves on the sidewalk near his house.
The inner support is only confined divertor module radial, toroidal and vertical moving freedom degrees, but not confined rotating freedom degrees.
In this study, we investigate the problem of the oscillatory two-dimensional laminar flow of a viscous incompressible electrically conducting micropolar fluid over a semi-infinite vertical moving porous plate in the presence of a transverse magnetic field.
In the present work, we experimentally study displacement flows of two Newtonian, miscible fluids in a long, vertical moving pipe while comparing the results with the corresponding displacement flows in a stationary pipe.
