Sentence examples for for larger movement from inspiring English sources

There is currently no portable device to measure arm swing and deliver immediate cues for larger movement.

For example, (alphaleq2) implies that both the mean and the variance of x increase with the size of the sample [26], and thus the expected cascade size would increase for larger movements.

In session III, the simulation showed maximal errors preferentially for large movement amplitudes and specific mass conditions.

Three were excluded before the start of analysis for large movement or myographic artifacts.

Power production and wave transmission were examined by changing the mooring system, the wave attack and the device orientation with respect to the incoming waves.. To assure the best performance the device size may be "tuned" based on the local peak wave length and the mooring system should be selected to allow the device for large movements.

This ideological fluidity suggests Williamson's promise as a candidate, but more importantly the potential for the larger movement she represents to shift the tenor of American politics.

Another friend pointed out that she was not optimistic that this 1388 would bring a revolution -- and her only hope was that all those lovely people in Sabz (green) would be the precursor for a larger movement that will build over the next four Ahmadinejad filled years and finally unseat the Mullahs.

Announced in September, one of the Chan Zuckerberg Science division's goals is to build tools and technology for medical experts, along with bringing them together and building a larger movement for scientific progress.

"We are the tip of an iceberg," said Dawn Weisz, the interim executive director of the new group, speaking of the larger movement for community-controlled power.

There is nothing guaranteed about the outcome for the DAPL, the larger movement that the uprising at Standing Rock has begun, and the connections it strengthens.

She and her fellow librarians see themselves as part of a larger movement for freedom of expression in a country where the government limits what people can read or write.