Sentence examples for introducing movement from inspiring English sources
The natural kinematic redundancy of the human body is resolved by introducing movement patterns, constructed according to ergonomic considerations and empirical knowledge of how skydiving maneuvers are performed.
This paper deals with this problem by way of, firstly, introducing movement laws of the inter-satellite linkage to predict the movement of the user satellite antenna followed by analyzing the potential pass moment and the actual one of the zenith pass in detail.
Both Sullivan and Groppel note that introducing movement to workplace culture is easier when office leaders are on board with the initiative.
However, induction coils are only sensitive to AC magnetic field, which is one of the drawbacks, although this drawback could be handled by introducing movement to the coil [24].
Furthermore, patients were allowed to breath normally during imaging acquisition, introducing movement artifacts.
Introducing movement to either organelle increased mitophagy activity by 50%% for WT and 2-fold for 2SE.
The lack of studies could be partly ascribable to the lack of data recording the entire trajectory of migrants (Toma and Castagnone 2015); moreover, the study of onward migration changes the dichotomy 'home' and 'host' (Jefrey and Murison 2011) when introducing movements towards several destinations.
The swirling folds introduce movement where movement has ceased forever.
Shifting, unpredictable spatial and color relationships introduce movement to many tightly constructed paitings.
Just after Martin Munkacsi had introduced movement to the genre at Bazaar, Avedon began to study with Alexey Brodovitch, the magazine's influential artistic director, who groomed him, hired him and gave him plum assignments.
In Kinande, the sentence "Abakali ba-ka-gul-a esyongoko" means, "The women buy chickens". But an alternate version, "Esyongoko si-ka-gul-a bakali," introduces movement, and a slightly altered Kinande verb (the middle word in both sentences).
