Sentence examples for wake of moving from inspiring English sources

Updated at 4.34pm GMT 4.19pm GMT In the wake of moving its outlook on Russia from stable to negative, Fitch has also taken action on the country's banks.

It is well known that harbor seals use their whiskers to detect water velocities and the wakes of moving objects, and that these abilities help in capturing prey.

The aim of the second study was to investigate the time scale over which competing influences of dilution and transformation processes (nucleation, condensation and coagulation) affect the PNDs in the wake of a moving car.

The church-owned weekly National Mirror, founded in 1970, was able to take a more independent line, as has The Post, which first appeared in 1991 in the wake of moves toward a more pluralist political system.

Even more important for Bolivia's economy, Mr. Lula da Silva is expected to signal new Brazilian investments in the country's energy industry, after months of tension in the wake of moves by Mr. Morales last year to assert greater control over Bolivia's petroleum resources.

The new commission comes in the wake of moves by Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz to take a closer look at laboratory management.

In the wake of Nomura moving from buy to neutral earlier in the week, Morgan Stanley cut its rating on the retailer from equal weight to underweight.

Metal powders, injected into the laser focal zone, are melted and then re-solidify into fully dense metal in the wake of the moving molten pool created by the laser beam.

A wind tunnel study of pollution dispersion in the wake of a moving vehicle in a cross-wind has been performed in which a 1/50th scale lorry was fired across an environmental wind tunnel with a simulated boundary layer.

(A ) TEM images of lipid tubes deposited in the wake of a moving cell (left panel).

In an airplane cabin, not only the ventilation system but also the wake of a moving human can strengthen the downward transport of the aerosols.