Sentence examples for combination of movements from inspiring English sources

After a while it mutated into another, more gestural combination of movements: the arms unfolded from the elbow, wrapped around the head and face, briefly circled the torso.

Parkour in Paris 5 Parkour involves running, jumping and vaulting over urban objects, leaping from walls, swinging from buildings and the like in a fluid and graceful combination of movements.

Othoniel drew inspiration not just from the notations but also from the combination of movements in choreographies, for L'Entrée d'Apollon (Apollo's Entrance), Le Rigaudon de la Paix (The Rigaudon of Peace), and La Bourrée d'Achille (Achilles' Bourrée).

With this combination of movements, the forearm forms a determining tool in human efficiency.

Together, these elements offer the ingredients for a vast array of classes and infinite combination of movements for circuit training.

The combination of movements is more complex than had been previously predicted.

Several years ago, we conducted a small pilot study in which we randomized older adults with a range of function to either a standard walking program for 6 weeks or to one that involved walking combined with intermittent stations that challenged balance, coordination, and a combination of movement and executive cognition function – walk+.

Her solo show "Death" explores the discomfort and terror elicited by this subject, through a combination of movement, spoken text, singing, and awkward interactions with her public.

In other examples Eleanor Bauer's "Big Girls Do Big Things" and Emily Johnson's "Thank-you Bar" — each nominated under the "not technically considered dance" category for outstanding production — are pieces that define the dance of today: intimate, sometimes installationlike worlds that are driven by a deceptively casual combination of movement and sensation.

Most linguists agree that some combination of movement and sound probably got us started.

Examples of previous process monitoring (frost wedging, solifluction and permafrost creep) suggest the significances of (1) high resolution of data for short-term, small-scale processes, (2) combination of movement and its major variables and (3) long-lasting monitoring that distinguishes long-term trend from interannual fluctuation.