You can move around a vector.

And we told them, of course, they move in another plane as well.

Draw some stuff running around, maybe make some images. We'll see you in the next unit.

There are particles and they move around with respect to a fixed, absolute framework of space and time.

And I'll show you a bee, and I want you to follow that bee around this image with your eyes, so track the bee as it moves through the image.

You can also have paths that kind of isolate in between, move around, move back and forth along the thing.

And as it moves around, the electrical activity can pass from one of these cells to the next cell to keep track of where it is, so that it can use its own movements to know where it is in its environment.

And those electronic components are actually moving around a certain kind of particle that we know that's called the electron, and that's where the name electronics comes from.

Now, you stand right over here, by the tree. Right there, and don't move, don't move.

Don't move.

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Don't move.

Watch it!

Get away from me.

They move.

Don't move.

Don't move!

Oh, don't move.

Make way in haste!

Sit still!

Don't move!

The crowd's moving!

Is it moving? Huh?

Not another step.

Don't you move, buddy.

Don't even move!

Don't speak.

Easy.

And belts moving.

Keep still!

Don't move, redneck.

For six days, more than 100 earthquakes clustered around Mount St. Helens, an indication that magma was moving.

She was moving them about as she spoke, but no result seemed to follow, except a little shaking among the distant green leaves.

You start looking at how the global plane flights move, and you suddenly discover that the world isn't even close to flat.

The powerless remain powerless.

We'd like to interview you about that. And I said, Great.

Snails move slowly.

You're moving out?

Go, go!

Is it moving?

But it doesn't move.

Look. It's moving.

Look out. She's movin'.

Don't move, Wes.

First squad, move up!