Sentence examples for which moves forward from inspiring English sources

The clinical genetics of epilepsy is a rapidly advancing field, which moves forward hand-in-hand with molecular genetic studies.

In the Taurus X wagon, the second row legroom comes close to matching the sedan, but only when the second-row seat — which moves forward and backward 3.5 inches — is all the way back.

A few scenes in each episode — the repeated use of swans' wings as a portent, some fancy camerawork — border on the pretentious, but the dark power and the flowing organization of the material pull you into the narrative, which moves forward and backward in a single skein of visionary filmmaking.

A few scenes in each episode the repeated use of swans' wings as a portent, some fancy camerawork border on the pretentious, but the dark power and the flowing organization of the material pull you into the narrative, which moves forward and backward in a single skein of visionary filmmaking.

Several talks at the meeting gave updates on cure research, which moves forward inch by inch, but Baltimore said he thought a vaccine would be a more important tool to bring the epidemic to an end.

The film's ending begins the 1995 comic series Indiana Jones and the Spear of Destiny, which moves forward to depict Indiana and his father searching for the Holy Lance in Ireland in 1945.

The wheel tracker consists of a reciprocating table which moves forwards and backwards with a frequency of 0.8 Hz under the loaded wheel with a travel length of 225 mm.

(McCaskill and Kelly Ayotte, a Republican, also co-sponsored another bill to strengthen the N.D.A.A., which moved forward easily on Thursday).

The Pistons also sent guards Lindsey Hunter, Chucky Atkins and their first-round pick this year to Boston, which moved forward Chris Mills to Atlanta and guard Mike James to Detroit.

Efforts to create a new Department of Homeland Security in Washington, which moved forward in Congress yesterday as the House approved a revised Homeland Security bill, could absorb the immigration service entirely and split it into two parts.

He took part in the Normandy invasion, heading a small civil affairs unit which moved forward behind the tanks, and whose role was to set up civil administration in shattered towns and villages.