Uh, guys... the turbo's vanes don't move, it's the ring AROUND the turbo that changes pitch... they've been using this concept for eons on hydro power generation at dams and locks.
At low speed the vanes close back to increase pressure from the exhaust manifold to the turbo, it's like using a garden hose with the nozzle opened a little.
When you're rolling and have plenty of exhaust volume coming out of the motor, the vanes open up, and let more exhause flow through, since there is already sufficient pressure available.
Check out the 05 or 06 F series sales brochure, they show it on the cutaway of the engine... it's those little fins around the outside of the turbo that move.