Rising as high as 100 feet they catch movement in the air and give forth vibrations that verge on silence: the gentlest of music.
The device catches movements between 0.25 Hz – 2.3 Hz, as previous studies have found that voluntary movements take place within this range [ 19].
Short was looking upfield and caught the movement out of the corner of his eye and jumped offside.
On occasion, at his desk, he caught a movement out of the corner of his eye, a flash of someone passing his door.
After the invention of paper, the ancient seal and clerical scripts were joined by styles known as running and cursive, which caught the movement of the individual hand.
"Sexy, flirty dance dresses," Margharita Missoni said, referring to the sense that everything from fringed collars covering up deep necklines to the flying pieces on the skirts were all caught in movement.
However, when figures are caught in movement — as in the video of a 2004 modern dance season — the aerobic stretches create effects that seem to meld with the Futurist artworks.
It's possible that the poll, which is the most recent survey of the state, caught late movement among Republicans.
Soviet command of the field, documented by General Moskalenko, caught the movement of several German reserve units and finally caught on that his forces were up against two German divisions, not the expected single one, indicating poor Soviet reconnaissance and intelligence-gathering prior to the start of the battle.
Her early paintings don't so much catch movement as seem to move themselves in glittering dots released like a flight of arrows from the surface of the canvas, in great drifts of finely graded discs that oscillate and shimmer like wind on water, in curving bands of black alternating with different shades of grey that sway at the edges in the corner of your eye like reeds in lapping water.
