Three main types of tubes were observed and are characterised as follows: (1) Multilayered surface modulated micro- and nanotubes (SMMTs and SMNTs, respectively) with fluctuating diameters caused by periodically interrupted movement of catalytic particles during tube formation.
Ballistic movement initiation, stepwise interrupted movement, step track, and continuous circle movements were compared (Toxopeus et al. 2012).
But by this afternoon, it seemed, the interrupted campaign was under way again.
"Meanwhile, geopolitical instability is exposing businesses to cancelled projects, revoked licences, interrupted production, damaged assets and restricted movement of funds across borders.
In recent years, scientists have worked to create devices called brain-machine interfaces (BMIs) that can pick up these interrupted electrical signals and control the movements of a computer cursor or a real or virtual prosthetic.
Effects of anxiety on perceptual-motor organisation of rhythmical forearm movements were examined using an interrupted time series design with staggered baselines.
The third movement, Adagio, plays with melancholy, nostalgia and interrupted expectation.
In addition to the behavioral experiments, we performed long interrupted observations of the colony's main foraging by video recording the movement of foragers along a small portion of the trail.
Sini Anderson's documentary looks back at the influential, interrupted career of Kathleen Hanna, who helped lead the punk-feminist riot grrrl movement in the 1990s and 2000s as the frontwoman for the bands Bikini Kill and Le Tigre, before health problems forced her into early retirement.
Tooth movement with continuous forces was also found more effective than with interrupted continuous forces at the premolar tipping model by Owman-Moll et al. [16].
Moreover, when the cerebellum has reduced capacities, the control of long saccade is difficult, due to propagation of error; [ 51] and [ 45] found that patients affected by SCA2 reduced saccade velocity in reflexive tasks (involuntary movement); Rufa and Federighi [ 88] found that SCA2 patients, sometimes, interrupted saccades.
