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movement

[moov-muhnt] / ˈmuv mənt /




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"They're not going to rush to react to energy price movements which have been very extreme but very volatile," he said.

From Barron's

These methods attempt to reproduce the movement of atoms by simulating enormous numbers of interactions over extended periods.

From Science Daily

The method relies on a single broadband seismometer to detect extremely subtle ground movements linked to magma intrusions deep underground.

From Science Daily

The movement to create AI-free certification systems follows generative AI tools being used to replace human work and creativity in range of industries including fashion, advertising, publishing, customer services and music.

From BBC

Land art, originating in the 1960s, evolved from a counterculture movement into a global genre, emphasizing universal awe over commerce.

From The Wall Street Journal