Sentence examples for developing movements from inspiring English sources

The choreographic process may be divided for analytical purposes (the divisions are never distinct in practice) into three phases: gathering together the movement material, developing movements into dance phrases, and creating the final structure of the work.

Smithson continued to pitch the developing movement, often featuring Heizer and his projects as case studies.

These and a critical manifesto for the new fiction, Crumbling Idols (1894), were influential contributions to a developing movement.

"Swan Lake" it isn't; nor is it recognizably contemporary dance, insofar as Mr. Bel exposes no interest in exploring or developing movement.

An important point is that parkour emphasises enjoyment and fosters creativity in movement exploration rather than focusing on developing movement skills in traditional drill-based repetitive practices.

The device was inspired by an ETB research project developing movement sensors for Finetech Medical and Hodgins's involvement in coordinating a European project for medical implants and diagnostic equipment called Healthy Aims.

Muralism in Mexico is a very old tradition, since the Mayans, Aztecs, Toltects, etc., and in Tijuana has been a constantly developing movement over the last 50 years.

▶ Older than 6 years – the disciplines based on natural forms of movement, developing movement coordination that do not exert selective load on the skeletal system.

Older than 6 years – the disciplines based on natural forms of movement, developing movement coordination that do not exert selective load on the skeletal system.

It is widely accepted that antipsychotic use and lithium in itself are associated with an increased risk for developing movement disorders and other adverse effects [ 5].

"We hope to have tens of thousands of people coming together to determine how they can develop movements in their local community," he said.