Sentence examples for less movement than from inspiring English sources

He trims the mainsail with more posture and less movement than my secretary types e-mails".

Comparisons made between muscle cells in similar positions in the tails of wild type and sna>Bix embryos demonstrated that muscle nuclei in perturbed embryos underwent less movement than did comparable cells in control embryos (Figure 3B,E).

Women showed less movement than men on the BBS.

Women showed less movement than men on the Biodex Balance System.

In summary, the A1-B1 half of the molecule shows less movement than the A2-B2 half, with the tendency of the auxiliary cleft to become narrower upon FGAR binding.

As for "the School of London," this show makes it seem less a movement than a convenient rubric.

The Bloomsbury Group was less a movement than an informal set of friends, many of whom initially met through Woolf's brothers at Cambridge.

At the same time, larger subthreshold regions would filter more ambient noise, but create lag and less cursor movement than desired.

It's less a movement than a standard: believers set the bar high not only for themselves but also for others who share their vision, especially when it pertains to black history, stories, and style.

It's almost like a glance back to Reich's music of the 1970s, with the dense, uniform soundworld, many of the textures generated from interlocking canons, and much less harmonic movement than in most of his recent pieces.

Even before this historical shift, anarchism's political failure was purportedly foreshadowed in its very ideology, since anarchism did not possess a "consistent political model" but only a model that "was at best secondary to the rhetoric used to articulate it". Anarchists propounded a "politics of style" that was more "rhetoric than reality, less a movement than a myth" (12).