Sentence examples for conflict movement from inspiring English sources

For example, the predominant key of the First Symphony is D major; at the beginning of the Finale, the "conflict" movement, the key switches to F minor, and only after a lengthy battle gets back to D, near the end.

One is adjusting existing constraints to reserve some conflict movements.

In the closing solo Mr. Madoff forcefully irradiated a mass of conflicting movement information, bringing the work to an astounding climax; he was supercharged with self-discovery.

Post-conflict, movement of population from camps to original villages raised issues of access and equity as well as the need for health system reconstruction.

Such conflicting movements are the cause of the famous "roosts" of Scotland, like the one off Sumburgh Head, at the southernmost tip of the Shetland Islands.

His eclecticism helped to reconcile the differences between conflicting movements by romanticizing the realistic and fleshing out the idealistic with solid structures.

Once on the runway, the pilot is given instructions on ground maneuvers by the ground controller, whose responsibility is to avoid conflicting movements of aircraft in the operational area of the airfield.

Her work consists mainly of an examination of the various conflicting movements within ancient Christianity, with most of her scholarship drawing heavily on the revelations of the Gnostic Gospels, also known as "The Nag Hammadi Library,O which were discovered by Muhammad Ali al-Samman in Egypt in 1945.

The interlocking is a subsystem that avoids conflicting movements of vehicles by adjusting the routes.

The conflicting movements since the crash are, at least to me, a bullish sign.

If, however, conflicting movements have significant volumes, then unsignalized intersections become inefficient, causing large delays to the minor movements.