Sentence examples for a corresponding movement from inspiring English sources

A corresponding movement of population was accelerated by the perfection of the steam engine and the superiority of the factory over preindustrial business organization.

A corresponding movement was started with the Christian social conferences by German Protestant theologians, such as Paul Martin Rade (1857 1940) of Marburg.

Each member of Sleeping Giant will compose one movement of the work, basing it loosely on a corresponding movement of their choice from the Bach suites, but free to use the music as an inspiration for expressing his personal compositional voice.

During each cycle of loading and unloading, a corresponding movement at the osteotomy was observed to occur.

Table 8 shows that as Patrick's introduction progresses, moving from its narrative beginnings into its more abstract argument, there is generally a corresponding movement towards more abstract and semiotic places.

When the laser beam was mowing along the x-axis, there was a corresponding movement of diffraction lattice in the x-axis, but the displacement was about zero in the y-axis.

The recent shift in Democrats' views also fits with a larger body of work finding a sea change in the party's attitudes toward race without any corresponding movement on the Republican side.

In marked contrast, the FRET efficiency decreases substantially for K140C-A and R139C-A, corresponding to movement of the probe away from W14 by 2.7 and 1.9 Å, respectively.

A set of corresponding movement schemas in Labanotation was constructed to visually represent the spatial and social interaction of multiple users over time.

In the corresponding movement of the A-Major Quintet, for which the Emersons were joined by the pianist Wu Han, the lament takes on the rhythm of a slow, gently swaying march.

Additional tactics for exploring whether a symptom was psychogenic included observing whether a limp, supine patient whose hand was released over her allowed it to land on her face, watching for corresponding movement of a "paralyzed" leg when the contralateral leg was moved, and monitoring repetitive convulsive movements for inconsistency.