Sentence examples for link movement from inspiring English sources

When you slow your breathing down and link movement to breath and measure the time you spend in a pose by breaths, rather than seconds and minutes, you cannot help but become more connected to what's going on inside.

Babu- and nanoviruses share a set of five homologous DNA components, namely DNA-R, -S, -C, -M and -N, which code for master Rep (M-Rep), structural (capsid), cell-cycle link, movement and nuclear shuttle proteins, respectively [ 47].

Mark Carney has been keen to link movements in UK interest rates to falls in unemployment.

Originally, MOMENTUM could only link movements to sounds and sound dynamics, which came from Kling Klang Klong.

The phrases are fascinatingly long and diverse, linking movement ideas that seem drawn from Asian and Egyptian sculpture (Buddha, Krishna, the Sphinx) with wholly modern gestures (as if hitching a ride, checking a wristwatch).

Given recent research linking movement, comprehension and retention (Kontra, Lyons, Fischer, & Beilock, 2015), and body and action to spatial cognition, the physical movements supported by TEIs may provide opportunities to incorporate physical movements into curricula.

This is the most internationally minded, globally linked movement the world has ever seen.

An examination of sites in northern and southern Serengeti helps identify the mechanism that links movement and population dynamics (Fig. 4B).

There is no tension at all, just a set of linked movements and then I'm right side up.

"Rounds for Strings" (1944), which was played cleanly enough but did not sustain interest through its three linked movements.

The last two and a half years have taught us the power of an insider-outsider strategy, linking movements and the party to create a movement-party.