The phrase "a path of movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific route or direction taken by an object or person in motion.
Example: "The hikers followed a path of movement through the dense forest, carefully navigating the terrain."
Alternatives: "a route of travel" or "a course of motion".
Additionally, elongate canine teeth that require precise piercing point alignment are constrained to a path of motion that emphasizes movement in the vertical plane.
We also propose a path for movement of tropomyosin dimer on actin surface from blocked-closed states to open state and the actin-tropomyosin interface at the open state.
Scaption Raises: I prefer these to lateral raises, as the angle of your humerus when your palms are facing inward creates a better path of movement for your shoulder joint.
A mobile robot requires a sensing system in order to control the path of movement and the surrounding environment.
Planar waves cause the protozoan to rotate on its longitudinal axis, the path of movement tends to be helical (a spiral), and the direction of movement is opposite the propagation direction of the wave.
This pattern is consistent with Kita and Özyürek's version of the Interface Hypotheses in which the choice of the word "go" would have influenced the gesture to depict path information, and would be explained by de Ruiter as a decision related to the communicative intention (i.e. that the path of movement was the more important part of the message).
It will help make sense of one of the mayor of London's favourite projects, the cross-Thames cable car known as the Emirates Air Line, as it will continue its path of movement northwards.
From these we calculated net and total distance moved, mean, and maximum step-lengths, and sample angular dispersion of the path of movement.
Our results indicated that long sampling intervals resulted in significantly shorter estimates of distance traveled, path of movement was significantly more linear (less tortuous), the core areas that were significantly larger than the observed estimates from ad libitum sampling.
Such information may be used to anticipate the future path of movement, and to decide when to execute manoeuvres necessary to follow that path without the risk of collisions.
The identification of functional corridors requires first mapping the permeability of the landscape to movement by the species of interest, and then modeling the organism's path of movement across the map.
