Sentence examples for gliding movement from inspiring English sources

Sandpaper voice; gliding movement; complete, ferocious concentration.

Only a small amount of gliding movement is found.

Ciliated epithelium is of particular importance for feeding in bivalves and for the gliding movement of snails.

When you swing closed a cupboard door, even if it's in the stillness of your home at night, energy will appear in the gliding movement of the door, but exactly that much energy is removed from your muscles.

It is one of many unforgettable reworkings in this reprisal of the marvellous performance Rylance gave at the Globe 10 years ago, with a doll's white, impassive face, a creamy, high-pitched voice and uncanny gliding movement, as if he were an office chair.

He creates a gliding movement akin to some of Ted Hughes's river writings, as, in a strangely satisfying manner, the poem empties itself of human claims: "Others will hear / the river's calm involuntary seething, / and they will answer the challenge you have failed.

At joints, the articular surfaces of the bones are covered with cartilage, a connective tissue with an abundant intercellular substance that gives it a firm consistency well adapted to permitting smooth gliding movements between the apposed surfaces.

The menisci of the knee contribute significantly to the biomechanics of the knee joint, being important for load transmission, optimizing bone-on-bone contact and gliding movements, as well as working with the ligaments of the knee, including the anterior cruciate ligament, to provide joint stability (Kennedy et al. 1982; Seedhom et al. 1974).

Single trophozoites and two individuals in syzygy were capable of gliding movements.

Single trophozoites and associations of trophozoites are capable of gliding movements.

Single trophozoites and associations of two or more individuals in syzygy were capable of gliding movements.