Sentence examples for localized movement from inspiring English sources

Their wobbling motion and the localized movement of the gas liquid interface are described in detail via high-speed visualization.

We suggest that this difference is a consequence of localized movement within the summit area — a result that has important implications for understanding Merapi's structure, for monitoring network design and for eruption forecasting.

This is an average plate movement, whereas a large earthquake in the San Andreas Fault could trigger significantly larger localized movement on the order of tens of feet in seconds.

A further localized movement is observed at the extracellular end of H11, at another conserved glycine, Gly434.

The RS effects evoked by processing of trials with a repeated PLACE movement were localized in the dorsal portion of the precentral gyrus (pre-PMd [ Picard and Strick 2001]).

When the PMMA resist is locally softened, the unbalanced surface tension forces initiate localized material movements until the polymer surface is in a favorable energetic state (e.g. which in high temperature reflow is based on pinning and surface minimization where the surfaces are in equilibrium).

The authors identified and localized 1213 movement-related cells and recorded responses from 29 orofacial cells, 480 arm-related cells, 558 leg-related cells, and 146 cells responsive to both arm and leg movements.

The analyzed method is well suited to the proposed application, because the image just includes a single object (heart), with highly localized relative movements of expansion and contraction.

In addition, respiratory triggered sequences could have artifacts, in particular a "pseudo-anisotropy artifact," which induces errors in ADC measurement [ 54]: it takes its origin "in localized hepatic movements, such as extension, contraction and rotation".

Each time they do these things, it localizes the movement more.

Images were presented on a white background for 200 ms and followed by a blank of 700 ms. To localize eye movement networks observers performed alternating blocks of endogenously and exogenously cued saccades in a paradigm adapted from that described by Mort et al. [51].