Sentence examples for designated movement from inspiring English sources

CRP was determined based on UE kinematics parameters measured using inertial measurement units fixed on arm, forearm and hand while subjects performed designated movement.

For example, some plants viruses are known to encode a protein designated movement protein, responsible for long-distance movement of the viral RNA through the phloem (Ryabov et al. 1999).

In the case of verification of the upward/downward movement of the blinds (designated as movement object for manual mode in ETS), the buttons for upward or downward movement were pushed in the control application section.

We designated such movement of the domain sequence within a protein (a locus) as DOMO (domain movement).

But is it fair to designate a movement that vociferously renounces violence a terrorist group?

Lateral domain movements within a protein, which we have designated DOMO (domain movement), represent novel routes for the diversification of proteins.

This was designated by the word "oxygen" with swirls to indicate movement (Table 3).

Unlike medieval Kabbala, which experienced a broad and varied development starting in the second half of the 13th century, the movement designated as German, or Ashkenazic (from a biblical place-name conventionally used to designate Germany), Hasidism hardly survived as a living and independent current beyond the second quarter of the 13th century (it has no connection with modern Hasidism).

Clinicians are continually faced with various tip and torque prescriptions of each commercially available bracket system and are often unable to determine the extent to which the teeth follow the movement designated by the prescription.

Since then, more than 1,000 people have been killed and thousands of members of Mr Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood have been detained in a crackdown by the interim authorities, who have designated the Islamist movement a terrorist group.

It has now become normal to designate these movements as "fundamentalist".