Sentence examples for extending movement from inspiring English sources

Instead he took up the idea of extending movement to inventories as well as to production.

In aikido, pushing or extending movements are much more common than pulling or contracting movements.

His solution is to extend movement into pictorial imagery.

But nowadays extended movement passages often appear earnest and sophomoric; like a snippet from a music video they recall a familiar lesson in dance: What feels good doesn't always look good.

And he says that future generations people may well regard this as all one extended movement.

From a foundation of Pop Art, Ms. Thomas resuscitates and extends movements like Photo Realism, New Image Painting and Pattern and Decoration.

Influenced by Karlheinz Stockhausen, Davis wanted to avoid individual songs and instead record extended movements that developed into a different composition.

The higher incidence of RR in maxillary and mandibular incisors may be explained with the greater extending of movement of these teeth than the rest of dentition, and the root structure of the incisors, its relationship to bone and the periodontal membrane, which transfers most of the forces to the apex [30].

In the US, youth radicalisation began with the civil rights movement and extended into movements for women's rights and other issues, and culminated in the Vietnam war protests.

Parkour is extended acrobatic movement on the fly, and, as something to watch, it gains enormously from continuity.

Subsequent writers have extended the movement's interest in the Crioulo culture to use that language as well as Portuguese.