Sentence examples for a faster movement from inspiring English sources

At least for some participants, the failure to search exhaustively was associated with a faster movement time reflected in the reduced modal time before turning.

I think it's going to provide significant pressure on all ["third generation," or 3G, wireless] networks forcing, I think, a faster movement toward 4G.

Due to a faster movement of the fluorescent particle in Fig.  6a, the time interval (Δ t) is shorter to be one-fourth of that in Fig.  6b for electrophoretic and EOF measurements.

He supports this explanation with the sound "schiiiiuuung", denoting a fast movement from right to left (see Fig. 6).

A straight line makes the eye move in a 'saccade', a fast movement where the eye moves from point A to point B in a fraction of a second.

It is a fast movement and to observe slight variations is difficult.

Within the framework of motor control, a fast movement results from a larger "control command"—e.g., the firing rate of a motor neuron.

Even more relevant in a behavioral context are for instance convergent TC projections from PuM and LP onto the premotor cortex (Fig. 3 E, F ), a circuit allowing rapid use of combined somatosensory auditory information in order to produce a fast movement in response to the association of the 2 stimuli.

Cessation of the 8 10 contractions per minute pattern characteristic for the small intestine, a short burst of a fast movement, and visualisation of the magnet in the lower right quadrant of the abdomen on the 2D picture, were marks of ileocecal passage.

You might want to accompany this with a fast movement of the gun.

Generally, when moving the eyes across the text, each saccade inherits a disconjugacy (a transient vergence eye movement) which is due to a difference in the sideway movements of the two eyes: typically, the abducting eye makes a larger and faster movement than the adducting eye at the beginning of the saccade [8], [9], [10], [11], [12], [13], [14].