Sentence examples for development of movements from inspiring English sources
"My brothers saw great value in what Blacksand had achieved with the development of movements, and I also saw great potential in aligning our activities to continue building the Mouawad brand globally," said Alain Mouawad in a telephone interview.
It was just about being touched by sounds, songs, voices, musicians... My colleague Andreas Eisenschneider and I collected all kind of music, watching the process of rehearsals, watching the development of movements and growing dances, each dancer in their individual way.
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24 Cerebral palsy has recently been defined as 'a group of permanent disorders of the development of movement and posture … attributed to non-progressive disturbances in the developing fetal or infant brain' 63 '… often accompanied by disturbances of sensation, perception, cognition, communication and behavior …'.
By Andrew Boynton March 22 , 2012The works that made the modern-dance choreographer Susan Marshall's name, in the early eighties, were brief, trenchant studies of human emotion and relationships, often communicated through the repetition and development of movement themes.
In a score all aspects of choreographic detail use of stage space, the relationship of performers to each other and to the music, and the choreographer's development of movement themes can be easily studied.
The works that made the modern-dance choreographer Susan Marshall's name, in the early eighties, were brief, trenchant studies of human emotion and relationships, often communicated through the repetition and development of movement themes.
Development of movement models that include the complexities of the external world may allow a better understanding of the neuronal populations regulating these processes, as well as the development of solutions for autonomous vehicles and robots, and neural prostheses for those who are motor impaired.
It is a non-progressive disorder that covers a number of neurological conditions, resulting in an abnormal development of movement and postural control[ 2].
