Longshore transport: movement of material parallel to the shore, also referred to as longshore drift.

UNESCO: L O S S A R Y

The annual report has revealed that DSRL was awaiting the outcome of an investigation into why not all procedures were followed in the movement of radioactive material.

BBC: Dounreay nuclear site's safety 'improving'

But the most important thing about that story, which is not often told, is that as a result after the Cuban missile crisis, immediate steps were taken to correct our inability to collect on the movement of nuclear material out of the Soviet Union to other places.

CNN: Transcript: David Kay at Senate hearing

As Ambassador Rice said here just one week ago, we sought from the United Nations and the international community strict sanctions on the movement of -- possible movement of this type of material, and we're fully committed to implementing what's in those resolutions right now and changing, hopefully, the course of some behavior.

WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

In painting and sculpture as well, we see a long movement toward the purest possible presentation of material.

WSJ: Book Review: Sincerity

In some places there was no material to go on at all for the last movement, and therefore for the work as a whole, Mr Payne has had to invent a conclusion, drawing on his own sense of the Elgarian idiom, formed over some 40 years' devotion to the master.

ECONOMIST: Thank goodness Edward Elgar��s wishes were disregarded

Inspired by thoughts about slow growth, "Garden" explores how movement that Ms. Weare originally made for her own solos or duets evolved into material that new dancers in the company would perform.

WSJ: Culture City: Dressing Up and Stripping Down on 92nd Street