Sentence examples for employing movement from inspiring English sources

Indeed, there are rare few whom I would call Einsteins of the body — geniuses at inventing, expressing and employing movement.

The simmering Keon Thoulouis illustrates the depth of "Truth Don Die," from 2006, inspired by the tale of a Nigerian man who survives a car accident to spread the word of God, employing movement that starts out impetuously and slides to an intentional stumble.

The first American projectors employing intermittent movement were devised by Thomas Armat in 1895 with a Pitman arm or "beater" movement taken from a French camera of 1893.

Other work [ 3] has more specifically examined the association between Body Mass Index (BMI), physical activity and functional movement by employing the Functional Movement Screen (FMS) in a sample of 58 children.

Many deer and antelopes, for example, have rather complex ritualized visual displays employing such movements as strutting and arching of the heads, as well as conspicuous colour patterns.

Large, colourful horns and other forms of conspicuous head and body ornamentation are often restricted to males, but females of many species defend their territories by employing stereotyped movements similar to those of males.

Employing a movement-theater approach, the director Brenna Geffers stripped the play to its bare essentials: a brutal allegory of the dehumanization of the industrial age as personified by Yank (Chris Anthony), who works in the stokehold of a cruise ship and must confront his alienation from a society of false, meretricious values.

In a more recent and ongoing series, Grace Delves Into Art, she records herself naked in her studio employing unnatural movements then selects stills and inserts herself into "approved" art across disciplines.

On the other hand, if the test male employs the movement noise of a female to position and/or chase her, noise played through a speaker won't rescue the delayed courtship initiation toward a silent female and might even disrupt the test male's ability to locate the position of the real target female.

The larvae of several crustacean species have been shown to employ vertical movement to avoid being swept away from suitable habitats [ 32, 33].

On the other hand, cells can employ 'amoeboid' movement, in which they squeeze their way forward by building up pressure in the cell.