Examples of using Which moves in English and their translations into Danish
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The design of the overhead crane bridge part, which moves on rails fixed on the ground
In the kitchen, a crane construction with a feed grabber is installed which moves above the kitchen to the right block of feed.
The solution is patented and is the only available platform which moves directly on the turbine blade
It is the mark which moves, so the attachment should happen when we get to the mark,
If you imagine a allegorically flows of energy, which moves in your house and around it, you will understand how the system works.
It is important to remember that groundwater is very different to surface water, which moves in a continuously renewing cycle of flow,
The golf links design in Halong offers the Vietnam Golf Tour of distinction which moves beyond any of your expectation.
So I have got my hands full looking for the perpetrator, which moves dream chasing further down my to-do list.
there is a simple transparent tube, inside which moves the cannula.
the lung is compressed by the air accumulated in the pleura, which moves the mediastinum to the unaffected side.
it will tell Pocket to mark the link as read, which moves the link from your queue to your archive.
Uummannaq is one of the most glacier-rich areas in the world, including the world's fastest-moving glacier, which moves at 5.7 kilometres per year.
Choppiness index consists of a channel and an oscillator which moves like a MACD signal line.
Items that you launch have their score increased for instance which moves them to the top of related searches.
One example is an air-cushioned transport for gearboxes weighing up to 400 tons, which moves them from the assembly to the testing department.
Russia expressed its wish for greater cooperation in the energy sector, which moves in the direction of our own interests.
Due to the isntable weight, which moves freely in the sturdy blackPack bag,
typhoons move north they are subject to the so-called Coriolis force which moves them to east so their trajectories go from a westward movement to a northwestward movement,
The theoretical background for the study is consumer culture theory(CCT), which moves away from the view that consumption essentially involves the satisfaction of needs to defining it as a continuous negotiation of meaning and identity creation.