The dancers, Allen Hughes wrote in The Times, "went through a nonstop succession of braiding, climbing, slithering, sliding and crawling movements that could scarcely be believed even when seen".
The preacetabular region along with the ventral sucker is specialized for locomotion – leech-like crawling, movements during the infection of the second intermediate host, etc.
Still, I wonder whether the fear of Shugdenism in Dharamsala might be a scapegoat for general anxieties about Tibetan unity and the crawling independence movement.
Times are relative to when eggs were laid, day 0. To calculate life span, worms were assessed every two days for movement (crawling, touch response, and pharyngeal pumping).
Its transition from a swimming to a crawling method of movement during early development, anadromous migration during growth, and catadromous migration during breeding have been attractive features for research.
This means that they will enjoy their new movements (crawling, walking, running) and gross motor skills.
The correctness of the modeling was demonstrated by the stability of consecutive crawling and underwater movements, providing a basis for driving and controlling methods for this amphibious robot, as well as guidance for the robot's gait trajectory.
"That's what it feels like". The exercises being trialled by the children in Birmingham mimic the early stages of infancy, when a child's normal crawling and stretching movements kick-start the development of the brain, and establish the foundations of the motor skills required for reading.
For example, a human-being can locomote by means of walking, side-stepping, crawling, and other movements.
Moreover, in comparison with worm tracking on agar plates, the analysis under liquid conditions is free from special movement characteristics like crawling back and forth or complete movement stop, providing high level comparability.
