Ballistic movement initiation, stepwise interrupted movement, step track, and continuous circle movements were compared (Toxopeus et al. 2012).
What I didn't say was that the movie is often startlingly beautiful, that the fights, choreographed by Yuen Wo Ping are astonishing, that the technique known as "bullet time," which seemingly sends the camera in a circling movement around slow-motion action, produced a new kind of hallucinatory awareness in which one saw the structure of action and not just the gross outer movements.
The film was cut to the format 30 mm × 60 mm and bent into a concave shape to prevent unnecessary distortion due to the half-circle movement of the lens.
In the circling test, movements were scored as: 0 (straight movement), 1 (movement to the right), 2 (circling movement), or 3 (no movement).
Although the convulsant and proconvulsant actions of endosulfan have been attributed to an antagonistic action on GABA, a dopaminergic involvement has been suggested for its induction of hypermotor activity and circling movement (Ansari et al. 1987; Paul and Balasubramaniam 1997).
Each separate film revolves around the tree at slow driving speed (the camera is in fact an iPhone Blu-Tacked to Wallinger's car window) so that one has the sense of standing at the centre of many circling movements all at once.
The group's swaying and circling movements – not synchronised, but giving the impression of the huge cast as a single character – were tightened up as they were told to think about "maggots in a jar" and "sharks swimming in a draining tank".
Ever since 1971, Simone Forti, a choreographer and dancer, and Charlemagne Palestine, a composer, have been collaborating on "Illuminations," a continuing series of events that combine piano music (and also sounds produced on brandy snifters) with solo dances by Ms. Forti based on circling movements.
The curly phenotype was found to cause circling movements, likely due to defects in muscle contractions (see below).
The tactile massage was carried out with slow strokes, light pressure and circling movements, mainly done with the palm of the hand with the fingers close together [ 19].
