Sentence examples for content movement from inspiring English sources

Music does not merely set the tone of "The Polyphony of the World," the sounds actually determine the content, movement and placement of what the audience witnesses and hears.

Moisture level and moisture content movement applications are exemplified using two case histories from the UK.

The Native Advertising Leaderboard is based on information that's publicly available through the APIs of various social platforms, Greenberg said — it turns that data into "a daily news feed for anyone (brands/agencies/pubs/editors) who wants to keep their finger on the pulse of the native advertising and brand content movement".

At the same as the Venice story is breaking, here in the UK Mint Digital is making hay both with its Bloombox.tv platform which is designed to allow broadcasters and advertisers to tap into the user-generated content movement with flash video, and now with Islandoo.com which The Independent is breathlessly describing as 'an internet phenomenon to rival the social networking site MySpace.

Give the content movement.

So when Google purchased the encoding company On2 Technologies and embraced their proprietary VP8 technology, the free content movement waited to see what would come next.

Their first case is Eldred v Reno, in which the "Open Law" group seeks to come up with the best challenge to the United States Copyright Term Extension Act.An "open-content movement" is trying to make it easier to set up such groups.

It would also mean a continuation of the fat-content movement, where innovative new media companies like Vox and Buzzfeed require hefty amounts of venture capital in order to support more in depth, curated content.

Disturbances in the basal ganglia lead to altered amplitude, rate, or content of movement, and may produce symptoms classified as movement disorders.

"With independence we got a new name, but no new content," the movement's leader, Albin Kurti said in an interview in Pristina.

In Morris's new "Socrates," the text — drawn from Plato's writings — will be sung by the French tenor Jean-Paul Fouchécourt Morriss has a special affinity for vocal music, and a rare ability to translate both musical themes and textual content into movement, all of which bodes well for this piece.