Sentence examples for frequent circling from inspiring English sources

Locomotion tracking of swimming during the touch-evoked escape response was characterised by frequent circling or loops around the morphant's vertical axis (Fig. 3C,D), which was not seen in WT ZF.

It's so pretty and stealthily dank that great aunt Millie won't even notice the cousins frequent circle-backs to pocket some of the lower-hanging foliage.

He frequented circles of other Black collectors in Philadelphia and also wrote articles in the newspaper reviewing the literature from his library.

And the new research suggests that people who have a specific mutation of the BDNF gene are vulnerable to the frequent, unhelpful circling of negative memories during sleep.

Daudet now threw himself into writing and began to frequent literary circles, both Bohemian and fashionable.

In 1905 he settled in St . Petersburg where he immediately began to frequent literary circles, particularly the Symbolist group.

The son of a Huguenot banker, Tallemant took degrees in civil and canonical law at Paris, but he abandoned his position as conseiller au parlement and began to frequent literary circles.

In Paris he was received with favor by King Louis XIII and by Cardinal Richelieu and was able to frequent learned circles.

In 1939, while still in Belgium, the young Schachter-Shalomi became acquainted with and began to frequent a circle of Habad hasidim who cut and polished diamonds in Antwerp.

Another worker, Michele, 43, told La Repubblica newspaper: "I've never frequented revolutionary circles.

From 1906 to 1907 Scriabin toured the United States, where he gave concerts with Safonov and the conductor Modest Altschuler, and in 1908 he frequented theosophical circles in Brussels.