Sentence examples for discernible motion from inspiring English sources

And then she stepped from side to side, with a barely discernible motion in her hips, her spine long and straight, her shoulders faintly twitching.

Only MU sites with discernible motion and disparity tuning were further explored.

Although chromosomal loci keep their average physical position inside bacterial cells (Viollier et al., 2004; Wiggins et al., 2010), they are mobile and exhibit discernible motion independent of chromosome segregation (Espeli et al., 2008; Weber et al., 2010; Hadizadeh Yazdi et al., 2012; Javer et al., 2013).

On the other hand, further selective episodes cannot be discarded, as there might be smaller adaptive peaks within the main dietary groups and the temporal and spatial variation in resource availability (particularly fruits and flowers) might generate randomly fluctuating selection that is hardly discernible from a Brownian motion [ 25, 34].

I do not think Tebow has the skills to ever be a traditional quarterback – he is not accurate enough, many people (maybe too many, to be honest) have tried to change his throwing motion without any discernible progress in his accuracy.

The death of Wall Street has been a long-running, slow-motion crisis, barely discernible to participants who had still booked huge profits in recent years.

Because the novel is made up not of a single, continuing narrative but rather of vignettes built around its main characters, forward motion is not always discernible.

This is why, for example, astronauts experience weightlessness when in free-fall orbit around the Earth, and why Newton's Laws of Motion are more easily discernible in such environments.

No motion related artefacts were discernible with the images acquired in both planes.

This motion, in fact, would not be discernible by an observer in a closed box.

Interestingly, ocular tracking can compensate for sensorimotor delays after around one or two periods of sinusoidal motion producing a tracking movement with little discernible delay (Barnes and Asselman 1991).