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moving

[moo-ving] / ˈmu vɪŋ /




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At night she read Hindu religious texts with the youngest officer, who asked her to send him passages she found especially moving.

From The Wall Street Journal

Unlike language models, which learn from text, video models have to make sense of entire moving worlds, making them far more expensive to create.

From The Wall Street Journal

Its founder, Wu Minghui, calls Hong Kong a "data compliance transfer station", where mainland Chinese firms like his can test how to handle cross-border data flows and build compliance processes before moving into other markets.

From BBC

The government has promised more funding over the three-year rollout, moving from the 10 pilot areas to all 43 court centres.

From BBC

So although England teams in the past have got into trouble moving players around to accommodate individuals, I would start with Rogers wide, with Bellingham inside the Villa forward.

From BBC