Sentence examples for habitual movement from inspiring English sources

The habitual movement of house flies from filthy substrata, such as human feces, animal excreta, carcasses, and garbage, to food makes them ideal candidate vectors for disease transmission.

As degeneration of the shoulder joint may be affected by habitual movement, and hence occupational activity and handedness may effect degeneration, a paired t-test was used to compare the resultant composite scores of the left and right sides of all individuals with both clavicles present, to assess whether the recorded states of degeneration were bilateral.

Habitual movements become as rhythmic as dance steps and expressive as verbs.

In the young human, developmental apraxia and learned early habitual movements mask expression of residual or recovered motor function.

That rising tide gave birth to thousands of successful online platforms, and created a unstoppable cultural-habitual movement.

If a design violates a learned pattern, then searches using habitual eye movement strategies will result in frustration.

This from the NCAA men's basketball rulebook, over 100 pages long: "Continuous motion applies to a try for field goal or free throw, but shall have no significance unless there is a foul by the defense during the interval that begins when the habitual throwing movement starts a try or with the touching on a tap and ends when the ball is clearly in flight".

The study which investigated the areas visited by 100,000 subjects found that they exhibit habitual space-time movements, with reasonably small variation [13].

The aim of her phenomenology of feminine comportment is to critically unearth how patriarchy shapes the more habitual, fluid, structured movements of bodies such as walking, carrying objects, or throwing a football.

Evidence from the study of the population dynamics of H. puera indicated habitual, short range movements of emerging moth populations, suggesting that these populations have spread to larger areas, generation after generation, affecting the entire teak plantations.

Evidence gathered from the past decade on the population dynamics of H. puera indicates habitual, short range movements of emerging moth populations, suggesting that these spread to larger areas, generation after generation, affecting entire teak plantations [ 3].