Sentence examples for elements of movement from inspiring English sources

Shirt collars that morphed into mini scarves and long, knotted, gold chain necklaces added elements of movement to the more fitted pieces.

Taymor has a dynamic, painterly sense of space; she can marshal all the sensual elements of movement, light, and perspective into amazing stage pictures.

His company's name means "crow", but Saburo Teshigawara is more of a magpie – bringing together different elements of movement, text, design and lighting into performances of symbols and senses.

Early modern dance in the United States introduced new elements of movement and expression; and in ballet the work of Michel Fokine emphasized more naturalistic styles and a more potent theatrical image than had Petipa's ballet classicism.

The direction and speed of propulsion and other elements of movement depend on a number of factors, including the viscosity of the medium, the size of the organism, the amplitude and length of the waves, the length and exact position of the flagella, and the kind and presence or absence of flagellar hairs.

In a station, therefore, the interface with individual vehicles involves elements of movement and elements of storage, each with its own specific operation, analogous with the handling of passengers within a station (apart from the fact that an unoccupied vehicle remains stationary).

So we find together Bridget Riley's Op paintings and Morellet's machine-driven sculptures, along with documents of public performances by Lygia Pape, the common bond being the element of movement.

So if you want your request to stand a chance of being passed on while at least reflecting your original intention, you'll have to come up with one that is short, contains an element of movement, uses labels and familiar symbols, and gives an idea of the relative importance of its different components.

They suggested that when sufficient passive tension values are reached (monitored by spine mechanoreceptors), the central nervous system deactivates the active controlling element of movement (ES).

The new piece (which evolved from a original multi-movement plan) fuses elements of slow movement, scherzo, of sonata-form, of rondo, and of grand symphonic coda in the same span of music, and it does so while attempting to elide the transitions from one to the other so that the effect of the whole piece is miraculously seamless instead of episodic.

These introns are also mobile genetic elements, capable of movement into other genes and, in many cases, they contain one or more genes that encode for proteins (e.g. reverse transcriptase) that enable this mobility [4], [5].