moving Definition–adjective | 1. | capable of or having movement: a moving object. |
| 2. | causing or producing motion. |
| 3. | involved in changing the location of possessions, a residence, office, etc.: moving expenses. |
| 4. | involving a motor vehicle in motion. |
| 5. | actuating, instigating, or impelling: the moving spirit behind the party. |
| 6. | stirring or evoking strong feelings or emotions, esp. touchingly or pathetically: a moving story. |
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Related topics from BritannicaA Moving Habitat:
About once a week the three-toed sloth of Central and South America (Bradypus variegatus) descends from the trees, where it lives among the branches. For this slow-moving mammal, the journey is a ...
American Museum of the Moving Image
museum dedicated to educating the public about the history of film and television arts and about the impact those media have on popular culture. Established in 1988 in Astoria, New York, the museum ...
Outsider Art: Moving in from the Margins
One of the most talked-about exhibitions of 2007 showcased the work of Mexican-born Martin Ramirez (1895-1963), who worked entirely within the confines of the California psychiatric hospital where he ...
Milky Way Galaxy
These objects are remote organizations of stars that share common measurable motions but do not form a noticeable cluster. This definition allows the term to be applied to a range of objects from the ...
logistics
The logistics of moving people may be handled in two ways. Individuals can be given instructions to meet at a certain point, nearby or far away. They then assume responsibility for making their own ...
mechanics
The general motion of a rigid body tumbling through space may be described as a combination of translation of the body's centre of mass and rotation about an axis through the centre of mass. The ...
Rwanda
Although Hutu insurgencies continued to occupy Rwanda's government, a new constitution aimed at preventing further ethnic strife in the country was promulgated in 2003. Later that year the first ...
Guatemala
On the international front Guatemala strove to calm relations with neighbouring Belize and to promote a peaceful end to the war between the Sandinista government of Nicaragua and their opponents, the ...
sound
Czechoslovak region, history of
A tense interlude of little more than two years followed the landslide victory of the Sudeten Germans. In December 1935 Masaryk retired from the presidency, and Benes was elected his successor by an ...
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Related topics from Ask NewsPoll: Most Say U.S. Moving In Wrong Direction
Community Caregivers moving
Channel 39's Hemberger gladly moving to weekends
Houston Chronicle - Found 13 hours ago
So Hemberger is moving, happily and voluntarily, to weekends as Channel 39 slides Steve Simon and Mia Gradney into the anchor chairs to...
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Internet service providers are moving toward a new definition of ...
InternetRetailer.com - Found 14 hours ago
But Internet service providers are moving toward a new definition of spam in which the sender's reputation is paramount, says Stefan Pollard...
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Patheon moving headquarters to U.S.
Midyette abuse trial moving out of Boulder County
Examiner - Washington DC - Found Jun. 18, 2008
The trial may not be moving far. Prosecutors say the case should be held in the Denver area to prevent further delays.
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Jaguar Land Rover moving U.S. HQ to N.J.
SignOn San Diego - Found Jun. 17, 2008
AUTOMOTIVE NEWS Jaguar Land Rover is moving its North American headquarters from Irvine, Calif., to northern New Jersey, where it already has...
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India: Moving from Services to Sustainable Innovation
Macro World Investor - Found Jun. 17, 2008
... based F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd. India's largest pharmaceutical company, Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd., already is moving in that direction.
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Relocation.com Reveals Findings From Major National Consumer Moving ...
Exxon Joins Competitors in Moving Away from Gas Station Ownership
Seeking Alpha - Found Jun. 16, 2008
Exxons decision follows that of competitors Royal Dutch Shell PLC (RDS.A) and BP PLC (BP), who are also moving away from station ownership.
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