Sentence examples for consequence of the movement from inspiring English sources

We suggest that this could be the result of the changing wave duct structure between the source in the magnetosphere and the ionospheric exit point of the emission, and not a direct consequence of the movement of the magnetospheric source (e.g., Strangeways (1991)).

This is a consequence of the movement regime.

The proposal that activation is a consequence of the movement of the N-terminus of the regulatory domain away from the active site predicts that molecules that bind the active site should do so more readily with the activated enzyme.

Previous studies have shown that MMP-7 and MMP-14 can be upregulated as a consequence of the movement of β-catenin to the nucleus and the increase in the Tcf4- β-catenin transcription factor complex.

There has been no better sign of the surrender of the Arabs to the American idol on this issue than the refusal of the recent Arab summit conference in Sudan to allow Hamas any form of representation despite having won the election in Palestine and in spite of the summit's discussion of the consequences of the movement's success.

The consequences of the Movement that embodied these gifts confirmed, once again, that the combination of love and nonviolent struggle could, indeed, succeed.

Lag between head movement and the time to render the visual consequences of the movement during head mounted display (HMD) applications presents challenges in the appearance of a stable image.

In parallel, an efferent copy of these motor commands is available to the forward internal model, which predicts, before movement initiation, the future states of the trunk or the legs and thus anticipates the sensory consequences of the movement.

In parallel, an internal forward model would predict the future state of the arm and the sensory consequences of the movement, on the basis of the actual sensory signals of the arm (initial state) and a copy of the motor command (efference copy).

Furthermore, we examine in detail consequences of the movement of harvesters to take advantage of spillover and the redistribution of harvest effort previously in reserves to remaining non-reserves areas, both of which have been widely recognized as important for population dynamics and harvest in reserve networks [13], [30] [32].

In other words, these are illustrations of estimates and predictions of physical and sensory consequences of the movement: i.e. the so-called internal feedforward (or predictive) models [ 9].