Sentence examples for delivering movement from inspiring English sources

The whole program provided multiple examples of the best old-school values of modern dance: making firm contrasts of contours and rhythms, delivering movement with both intensity and objectivity, showing choreography in an equal and unslavish dialogue with music.

Ghostman provides a unique environment in delivering movement instructions in egocentric view with a method of integrating description (audio), performance/practice (visual), and assistance/correction (evaluation).

The company has fleets of cars with cameras mounted on them that roam the world's streets, but its most important data is anonymously submitted by millions of users whose smartphones deliver movement data to Google as they navigate a city.

When Rachmaninoff introduces his dark Dies Irae theme for piano, Mr. Tomasson has six men stand and deliver movements, from knee up, to its slowly hammered chords.

The power of the people in the Women Deliver movement is a force for good, a force for change, a force to be reckoned with.

Capitalizing on the effects of olfactory information on reach-to-grasp movements previously reported [25] we hypothesized that an odour delivered before movement initiation might be able to trigger a motor plan reflecting the size of the object associated with the odour (i.e., power grip for a large sized stimulus vs. precision grip for a small sized stimulus).

He is impervious to criticism, and he will deliver his movement into deafness, too.

When TMS is delivered at movement onset, the motor evoked potential (MEP) recorded from a "surround" muscle that does not act as a synergist is reduced.

Man returns to the altar, accompanied by whispered chanting, and ascends the stone pulpit to deliver a movement sermon on salvation.

Prohibition was a profoundly Christian movement, delivering its message in the language of revivalism.

Ginetta, then seventeen years old, was already active in the resistance movement, delivering food coupons and clothing to Jews who were in hiding.