Sentence examples for forced movements from inspiring English sources

They exist in purest form as oriented, forced movements; that is, as reflex actions of entire organisms.

The events of 1933-34 forced movements that had been socially weak, divided, heavy on rhetoric and self-obsessed, to, basically, get real.

In a population in Italy that is not occupational exposed to tasks implying repetitive and/or forced movements of the upper limbs Batevi et al [ 30] reported that the 'anamnestic cases' of UEDs occurred in about 2% of persons aged 15 to 35 years; in persons aged 35 years and older the prevalence rate increased to more than 7%.

She told a local newspaper that if governments could address the Holocaust, the incarceration of Japanese during World War II and the forced movements of indigenous people, then "reparation talks for slavery are needed to address the legacy of colonialism".

RF is a sort of invisible energy, and it is the forced movements of electrons along a given path that is an AC style current.

Forced movement of people is indeed a deplorable practice that should be discouraged when possible.

Inuit reflect on their sometimes forced movement into permanent settlements as a dark period in the history of their colonization.

Thus forced movement of TCR clusters, driven from within the cell or externally, can alter TCR signaling behavior.

Even without substantial Republican help, Democratic majorities remain strong enough to force movement on Mr. Obama's key priorities if the party remains united.

Just water works too, but rubbing alcohol expands quicker (forcing movement) and water obviously doesn't move when it's frozen!

We measured the frequency response of compensatory head roll induced by forced thorax movements with and without halteres.