Sentence examples for weigh moving from inspiring English sources

As Congressional lawmakers weigh moving forward this year on an overhaul of the immigration system, they are debating whether to include an expansion of guest worker programs.

Values of body weight, food and water consumption were established by weighing the animal, the food pellets and water bottle daily using a precision balance (PR 2003 Delta Range, Mettler-Toledo AG, Greifensee, Switzerland) especially designed to weigh moving animals.

Tyco To Weigh Moving Back To U.S. Tyco general counsel William Lytton told reporters on Friday that the conglomerate's new board will begin weighing the possibility of a move back to the U.S. when it meets next week in Bermuda.

(These rumblings were loud when ABC pursued Mr. Letterman in 2002, and recurred, more quietly, recently when the network recently weighed moving its own late-night star, Jimmy Kimmel, up a half-hour).

Its software takes account of trade-offs: one possible train configuration might be slightly more stable but could produce a net increase in risk due to the odds of an accident during the more complex marshalling-yard work that would be required.Such software is becoming more valuable thanks to technology that weighs moving trains.

We firstly propose, by weighed moving average technique, a state observer to make an estimation of the disturbance.

In order to overcome the problems, an exponentially weighed moving average (EWMA) with zone control strategy is presented in this work.

While working in the RAMS program, Phillips assisted in the development of a second-generation weigh-in-motion device, an integrated hardware and software automation system that weighs moving vehicles.

On October 27, 2015, a Washington Post headline read Obama weighs moving U.S. troops closer to front lines in Syria, Iraq.

And share they did, during a luncheon attended by some 30 women -- entrepreneurs of every stripe, M.B.A.'s weighing moves from corporate America and business leaders eager to offer guidance in their areas of expertise.

They often do, one reason why the mean centre of America's population ie, the point at which an imaginary, flat United States would balance if only the people on it weighed anything keeps moving south and west.