Sentence examples for Spontaneous actions from inspiring English sources

"These acts of abuse were not the spontaneous actions of lower-ranking enlisted personnel," Levin said.

The music that he presented on both nights, however infused with spontaneous actions, was the furthest thing from improvised.

Mr. Rivette was fascinated by narrative as a kind of genetic form observable in life, and by how urgent real life (and its allegedly spontaneous actions) might surmount the virus of determinism.

Belgium's environment minister, Joke Schauvliege, was recently forced to resign her position after suggesting that the strikes were being coordinated by unknown groups and were "more than spontaneous actions of solidarity".

Schauvliege suggested that the protests were a "set-up" and she falsely claimed that Belgian intelligence had knowledge that the children's actions were "more than spontaneous actions of solidarity".

Much of that literature focuses on the explanation of varied social actions and outcomes, including spontaneous actions, social norms, and large institutions.

Spontaneously active cells exhibited spontaneous action potentials and large fluctuations in [Ca2+]i.

However, in neurons that fire spontaneously, EtOH enhanced the frequency of spontaneous action potentials (sAPs) in a concentration-dependent manner, an effect that was more pronounced in interneurons from adolescent rats, compared with adult rats.

Moreno's focus on spontaneous action within the psychodrama was developed in his Theatre of Spontaneity, which he directed in Vienna in the early 1920s.

This was a spontaneous action uniting thousands of ordinary students.

The Tehran University sociologist interpreted this spontaneous action as a sign of the Green Movement's future potential.