Sentence examples for lifetime movement from inspiring English sources

There was a significant correlation with the highest ever recorded lifetime movement number, horizontal activity, and time spent moving (Fig. 9).

Most coenagrionid damselflies are extremely sedentary, with dispersal limited to the area of contiguous habitat, and their lifetime movement was reported to be ca. 50 m [ 21].

Bradley's father was even more cosmopolitan and travelled throughout Europe; his lifetime movements could be spread throughout a space around 2,500 miles (4,000 km) on each side.

The Fourth Quartet, which the Emerson Quartet recently played at Zankel Hall, includes a once-in-a-lifetime movement called "Self Portrait," in which the cello holds forth in a rambling, halting chant while the three other strings play frigid chords around it.

She is attacking all of the decent people of all backgrounds who support this incredible, once-in-a-lifetime movement".

Indeed, TyrD-O of PSII may attribute its long lifetime to movement of a water after acting as a (hypothesized) proton acceptor.

These investigations will need further information on the age, expression, lifetime and movement of GPCRs also for the comparison of ligand-stimulated and un-stimulated GPCR-expressing cells.

If my legs had an attached meter measuring movement through lifetime, it would register far more revolutions than steps.

What more is there to say?"[2] During Wang's lifetime, the dominant intellectual movement was Neo Confucianism (in Chinese, Dàoxué, or the Learning of the Way).

After a lifetime involved in the movement, I'm convinced that instead of trying to eradicate white supremacy our main focus should be creating the kind of world we want to inhabit.

Striatal DA did not correlate with any locomotor parameter, but there was a noted trend with the lifetime average and session 2 movement speed (Table 1).