Charged particles called ions travel along the nanowire, causing it to stretch out in length and also bend and wiggle.
The way a stone is cut largely determines its final appearance, and so has the least wiggle room of any of the four Cs.
You can wiggle it as much as you want to.
But even then the government will still have some wiggle room.
Because the initial estimate is so coarse-grained, a fair amount of wiggle room exists to handle emergent design, refactoring, and other technical-hygiene activities.
Electrons can jiggle and wiggle in a more energetic manner.
The tips of the bristles should stay in one place, but the head of the brush should wiggle back and forth.
There's quite a lot of wiggle room: you have to move the device quite far away, or move quite far off the central axis, before the 3D effect is lost.
When he didn’t have the cart, he could do something—wiggle into the spaces between cars, climb onto the pavement—but now he could only curse from behind.
Give yourself wiggle room in your operations and marketing budgets, but avoid being excessive.
Dance to the music and do a little wiggle - 1, 2, 3, 4, 5!
But as Ireland is finding, a bit of wiggle-room can be invaluable.
It's little more than a fancy small-scale version of a Scientology e-meter, a gadget that picks up on noise in the environment and makes a needle on a dial wiggle.
Again, a vague, open ended goal like "save more money" leaves you too much wiggle room and makes it far too easy to never do so much as get started.
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