Sentence examples for instance movement from inspiring English sources

"Now machines allow us to make use of a bit of luck or spontaneous improvisation, so for instance movement, silence or the singer's vocal density, which is never quite the same from one performance to the next, directly influence the images being projected.

For instance, movement of pollinators is crucial for pollen transport in wild and crop plant populations because many flowering plants rely on animals for pollination services [1], [2].

Migration, whether between countries or within Canada (for instance movement to/from reserves) provides both opportunities and disjunctions for maternal health practices, including food practices.

It remains to be investigated if for instance movement accuracy or muscle fatigue will also be similar in the dominant and non-dominant leg and we cannot exclude that results for closed chain testing (leg press) or for concentric and eccentric contractions may differ from the present findings obtained during single joint isometric contractions and squat jumping.

In some instances, movement of lipids between membrane compartments is required to carry out a sequence of reactions.

In those instances, movements of parent and retrogenes can only be inferred using genomic comparisons and phylogenetic inference between different Drosophila species [ 7, 8, 21, 23].

And the next instance; the movement is very smooth and there are lots of melts with inter-kit movement in the fingers and hands.

For instance, the movement for "animal liberation", which also emerged strongly in the 1970s, can be thought of as a political movement aimed at representing the previously neglected interests of some animals (see Regan and Singer (eds).

For instance, fast movement of the lamellipodium has been associated with focal complexes containing relatively low levels of paxillin whereas their slower movement with focal complexes rich in paxillin [ 5].

In each instance, a movement and a party came together.

Take for instance the movement's opposition to even well-studied pesticides that are safe when used as approved.