Sentence examples for a dynamic movement from inspiring English sources

The novelty stems from the fact that the feedforward component is learned and encoded in a dynamic movement primitive.

The SPM undergo a dynamic movement in different layers of water column in wetland's single pond (East Kolkata Wetland) during wastewater purification process.

(Meanwhile, Canada's Native people started a dynamic movement around indigenous rights and the environment that has led to everything from flash-mob dances in an Edmonton Mall to demonstrations in Ottowa).

The visceral power of a dynamic movement consciously connecting opposites also takes place on stage, between Lemon and the amazing Okwui Okpowasili (above), a strong, electrically charged female (in the literal meaning of embracing her inner male), via a video of a previous performance.

"Looping out" is only seen in a proportion of alleles in the cell population and it is not known whether this reflects a dynamic movement in and out of the territory, or differences between the behaviour of alleles in the population.

This syncretic use of the different health systems and health providers depending upon the identification and interpretation of different risk, illustrates a dynamic movement between different sectors as triggered by perceived needs [ 28].

This may mean that a discrete behavior with a strong dynamic movement is composed of periodic motions while a flat spectrum indicates that the original behavior consists of a less periodic movement.

At its best, 10/10/10 could mark a big step forward for a new, dynamic movement for climate solutions.

Thus the spatiality of chai -- a fundamental emblem of Jewish life -- will be experienced as a full dynamic movement responding to the many levels of interpretation this word possesses".

For Morris, feminism remains a very dynamic movement and the role of feminism today is to allow curators to think about the multiple ways that the movement, as an idea, can be engaged.

A demanding and dynamic movement such as a side step-cut, which requires athletes to change their direction of motion after landing and has been implicated in the development of knee injuries [ 9], may produce changes in the interaction of the joints of the lower limb with different external ankle support mechanisms.