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Meanings of moving of in English

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Usage of moving of in English
1
The motion vector was the spatial moving of the target centroid position.
Pubmed
2
The moving of thy lips is like the voice of the dove.
Woman and Her Saviour in Persia / By a Returned Missionary
3
It was as if each link was moving of its own accord.
Blood and Bone
4
He heard the moving of a chair and a slow, heavy tread.
Jean-Christophe Journey's End
5
There were sounds of bolts and locks, of the moving of furniture.
And Then There Were None
6
My hands lifted the reins as if moving of their own volition.
Karen Memory
7
Baby Mine is arguably the most moving of all Disney's musical interludes.
The Irish Times
8
There's been a moving of the tectonic plates in the Super Lig.
The Guardian
9
He was dead, I was alive, still moving of my own will.
Halo Primordium
10
And so we will be quiet and wait the moving of the waters.
Withered Leaves from Memory's Garland
11
Some time ago we talked about the moving of the village of Katonah.
The Great Round World and What Is Going On In It, Vol. 1, No. 26...
12
He has time to watch the moving of birds above them.
Iron Council
13
Almost with the first moving of the carriages he fell into a doze.
A Life's Morning
14
I have forgotten that, I had to watch the moving of the piano.
Erick and Sally
15
The raising and moving of provisions of all kinds were interdicted.
Our War with Spain for Cuba's Freedom
16
It explains, I think, Jenkins will tell you, the moving of the body.
The Abandoned Room
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Moving of through the time
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