Sentence examples for consequent movement from inspiring English sources

Consequent movement of the ocean floor and of the continents in opposite directions outward from the ridge is widening the Atlantic basin at an estimated rate of about 0.4 inch (1 cm) to a maximum of about 4 inches (10 cm) per year.

Following mining-induced failure and the consequent movement of surrounding rocks, the gas desorbs from the broken coal seams and becomes free-flowing, and is thereby able to move into fractures and accumulate in the coal and rock strata.

This was usually improved by asking the participant to adjust the electrode leads to prevent tugging and consequent movement artifacts, or to prepare the skin again and replace the electrodes.

Origin firing and consequent movement of the CMG away from the origin reverts it back to an unlicensed state.

Score 4 was characterized by accentuated erythema and edema throughout the foot and ankle, involving all joints, with consequent movement impairment and 2(e′)).

This biodistribution can be attributed to the small size and neutral charge of the CA. The uptake into the liver presumably reflects binding to HSA and consequent movement to this organ.

On their wedding night, Rudolf approaches his terrorised bride Stephanie (Roberta Marquez) with appalling venom, and their consequent movements are fraught with such physical risk and cruelty that it's almost a relief when the scene is over.

Each stem represents the average measure of 20 consequent movements, excluding catch-trials and after-catch trials, as explained in the method section.

There is also discrepancy in healthcare resources across states within Europe, and a lack of clarity on strategies to cope with consequent movements of populations seeking care.

Here, we elucidate the structural basis of ligand binding to Mhp1 and the consequent movements of individual amino acids and overall conformational changes using a combination of X-ray crystallography, molecular dynamics, site-directed mutagenesis, ligand design, synthetic chemistry and biochemical/biophysical assays.

Landslide susceptibility mapping (LSM) documents the extent of probable landslide events in a region to investigate the distribution, pattern, recurrence and statistics of slope failure and consequent mass movement.