As Jonathan Chait notes: Allison's ascension is in keeping with the general trend of the Washington libertarian movement to define itself mainly in economic terms.
Although the strength of OPAL-PLUS was the objective assessment of physical activity and function, accelerometry requires cut points in movement counts to define MVPA and sedentary time.
In a movement defined by acts of daring, Davison's bravery was extraordinary.
A fluorescent-lit cluster of cubicles and offices, it is a place for the mundane business of radical structural change: copying flyers, tweeting news, or, in this case, tracking cash flow a task that, in a movement defined by a distrust of money handlers, has a way of inviting suspicion.
A fluorescent-lit cluster of cubicles and offices, it is a place for the mundane business of radical structural change: copying flyers, tweeting news, or, in this case, tracking cash flow — a task that, in a movement defined by a distrust of money handlers, has a way of inviting suspicion.
Both develop a therapy plan together in order to define which movements should be addressed during therapy.
One success of the Islamist movement in Britain has been to define the cultural identity primarily in terms of religion.
In our previous work (Taylor et al., 2013), changes in interdomain residue contacts that occur in the domain movement were used to define four types of elemental contact changes: maintained, exchanged partner, exchanged pair and new.
In order to define the movements of a joint, clinicians usually use anatomic terms.
The political ideas that Kristol had developed by the early 1970s disparagingly dubbed "neoconservatism" by the American socialist scholar Michael Harrington in 1973 came to define the movement that eventually adopted that name.
