Sentence examples for course movement from inspiring English sources

Of course, movement is slow and at times faltering, but in the last few years we have seen Saudi Arabia consider a semi-electoral system for municipal government, and the emirates of Qatar and Bahrain have moved toward being constitutional monarchies with an increased role for their parliaments.

The MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) movement, while not always popular among academics, has given some credibility to online learning.

I'm taking her to her first Burning Man this year, and we pretty much hit up raves every weekend in LA, as well as doing nights like CRSSD in San Diego, Space Terrace in Miami and of course Movement in Detroit.

While ultimately, of course, movements are effected by muscles, kinematic analysis has been fundamental to the understanding of the neural control of movement, and kinematic representations have been found in many motor areas, in particular in Purkinje cells, where they have been dissociated from muscle activity/dynamics (Pasalar et al. 2006).

In other words, it's reaching out to the scores of skilled educators, teachers and instructors who are not associated with a university and therefore not likely to be already rolled into the Massively Open Online Courses movement.

And now the European Commission is throwing the budding European Massive Open Online Courses movement a bone, by creating a network of MOOCs providers specifically focusing on web and app skills.

The Twins, the bedrock franchise for the build-from-within and stay-the-course movement, fired general manager Bill Smith and brought back his predecessor, Terry Ryan.

Of course, linear movement is just a first-order approximation of the true movement of clusters, a more complex method can be found in [41].

In the end, of course, the movement foundered.

Of course, no movement will admit the inferiority of its art.

JONATHAN CAPEHART: But of course, the movement didn't end that day.