Sentence examples for introduction of movement from inspiring English sources

At Fitzroy Square (1790 94), London, and Charlotte Square (1791 1807), Edinburgh, he experimented for the last time with the introduction of movement into street architecture.

Levick's introduction of movement sequences, choreographed by Joan Clevillé, are too intrusive an attempt to turn the domestic into the poetic, but you can see what she's driving at.

As Mr Sweeney so well explains in his introduction, Calder's most notable contribution to sculpture has been the introduction of movement, on a broad scale, as an aesthetic element.

The introduction of Free Movement, the formation of the Eurozone, the trauma of Maastricht and the ignominious exit from the European Exchange Rate Mechanism ERMM) have all occurred in the intervening period.

The introduction of population movement into an area characterized by sustained differences in measures of population health allows for the transfer or elaboration of these characteristics between locations.

The school decided to teach it in 1986 to replace watchmaking, which had dropped in demand with the introduction of quartz movements.

Over these years, we have seen the introduction of quartz movements, the rise and fall of calculator watches, digitals, analogue-digitals and many many brands, both big and small.

Following the introduction of post-movement testing in 2005, Gates and colleagues showed that the volume of cattle imported from high incidence parishes decreased substantially as the result of changes in farmer trade behaviour, which may have reduced the risk of disease introduction as much, if not more, than the testing itself [ 19].

Ryan got his first introduction to movement conservatism when Hart handed him an issue of National Review.

Mr. Barenboim turned the playful, slow introduction of the first movement of the First Symphony into a charming tease.

In the Adagio introduction of the first movement, as the bassoon crept upward through the subdued sounds of the lower strings, Mr. Dudamel conveyed the music's almost defeated anguish, the feeling that the utterance is almost too painful to be played at all.