Sentence examples for devoted to movement from inspiring English sources

Much more of the brain is devoted to movement than to language.

In the presence of visual feedback, the advantage of the right hand with respect to accuracy and the consequently longer time devoted to movement may emerge only when greater precision is required to perform the experimental task [36].

First, this was a survey of PD outpatients attending a service devoted to movement disorders.

But in spite of all the effort we've devoted to this movement and strong student support we've received, our administration still doesn't take us seriously.

Billed as the first show in the state's history ever devoted to the movement, "Neo-Impressionism: Artists on the Edge" is lighting up the Portland Museum of Art with the radiance so painstakingly achieved by its theory-laden practitioners.

Little did we know it at the time but the fitness and workout craze in America was being born, and by 1981 a cover of TIME magazine was devoted to this movement.

Judging by its illustrations, the manuscript seems to be a compendium of knowledge related to the natural world, including a section about herbs, a section apparently detailing biological processes, various zodiac charts, and pages devoted to the movements of celestial bodies, such as the transit of the moon across the Pleiades.

But at least the commercials offered something to talk about — particularly two ads devoted to bowel movements.

The apparent assumption of Spritz's founders here is that without the energy devoted to eye movements, which they claim takes up 80percentt of our reading time, we can devote the full 100percentt, instead of the current 20percentto to understanding the content itself.

The inadequacy of the Preston models to methodologically identify a single point (such as an inflection point; Rogers and Crimmins, 2011), which describes the changing curvature at lower income levels, has led to greater emphasis on the upward rise in the Preston curve, and less attention is devoted to lateral movements (along the income axis).

A former Trotskyite who quit a career in journalism to raise her three children, Stora belonged for decades to a political movement devoted to the cause of equal rights for Arab immigrants.