Sentence examples for continual movement of from inspiring English sources

Continual movement of governors in charge, the churn of prisoners from one overcrowded establishment to another, and drastic budget cuts all take their toll.

He follows the continual movement of seabeds, valleys, mountain ranges and ice caps and shows how everything - culture, natural history, even the formation of our cities - has its roots in geology.

Continual movement of birds into, through, and out of markets provides opportunity for the introduction, entrenchment, and dissemination of AIVs.

Although most rproteins in the nucleus accumulate in nucleoli, this is not inconsistent with degradation occurring outside in the nucleoplasm because the FLIP experiments performed in this study show that there is a continual movement of rproteins in and out of nucleoli.

Continual movements of the eyes occur even when an effort is made to maintain steady fixation of an object.

This continual movement off the ball gives the opponents marking problems.

On that question, collectors appear to be divided into two camps: Those who believe that to maintain a watch's accuracy its lubricants need to be spread evenly by a continuous movement of the gears and wheels; and those who believe that increased wear resulting from continual movement may do more harm than good.

These gains are in danger of being eroded by the continual movement, or churn, of young offenders from one overcrowded jail to another and unstable, inconsistent leadership as governors move on to achieve promotion elsewhere.

Overcrowding does not only mean the 18,000 men currently forced to share two to a cell designed for one; it also means the continual movement, or churn, of sentenced prisoners from one cramped institution to another to make way for the remand prisoners who need to be held near the courts.

Daytime is a period of either relative stasis around 200 m depths or deep foraging beneath 489 m, while night-time is an active period of continual movement within the full depth range between 100 to over 700 m.

These categories will be reviewed and compared, entailing continual movement back and forth between items of empirical data.