Sentence examples for demanding movements from inspiring English sources
Do this for at least two minutes to warm your body up in preparation for a wider range of more demanding movements.
Ms. Streb specializes in devising strenuous, and sometimes almost brutally demanding, movements for dancers on and around a complex metal construction dominated by a large platform that can move up and down.
In contrast, the right SPL showed greater activations with all but the most demanding movements.
The left superior parietal lobe showed reduced activation with increased movement complexity in gene carriers compared with controls, and in the right superior parietal lobe showed greater activations with all but the most demanding movements.
The band showed its depth in an encore, when a second violinist, Gianpiero Zanocco, shone in another maniacally demanding movement of Vivaldi, from a Violin Concerto in D (RV 212).
For nearly two decades, both have been creating whimsical, surrealistic, sophisticated work firmly rooted in visual art and physically demanding movement, along the way engaging and delighting audiences of every age and background.
The president is demanding movement.
We considered that an increase in physiological parameters during the imagined wrist movements, comparable to that observed during imagined trunk or leg movements, would indicate that the activation of the ANS during imagined movements was intrinsic to the motor imagery process rather to the internal simulation of a physically demanding movement, such as a trunk or a leg displacement.
Acid base regulation compensating for CO2 induced disturbances likely entails a metabolic cost due to the ATP demanding movement of H+ by ion transporters [ 25].
Consistent with the GMP view, these results indicate that effector-specific preparation is possible even when the effector is not yet known as long as a common motor program controls the demanded movements.
"We think about what absolutely demands movement and how we can move in a way that brings out elements in the music.
