Sentence examples for longer movements from inspiring English sources
Short distance movements (<300 m) were completed in 1 3 days, longer movements required up to 2 months.
Most taxi movements are within a short distance range with longer movements occurring less frequently in the data.
Grazing that reduces the availability of forage at the level of the patch may lead to greater energy expenditure by animals to maintain their intake either through less efficient selective grazing or longer movements to grazing patchesg (Ayantunde et al. 1999).
Longer movements may occur, as suggested by a possible sighting in the United Arab Emirates in November 2000.
Longer movements in yearlings may also reveal late dispersal preludes with unsuccessful settlement because of disturbances in the new location, even in hares that have already dispersed.
The dwells we observe between individual steps in the presence of Lis1 may be related to the pauses previously seen between longer movements in mammalian dynein (see Figure S3 of McKenney et al., 2010).
These are the nodes located farther away from the sink, and that require more communication hops and/or longer movement distances to reach it.
Locations considered as encamped did not vary substantially in amplitude, and the frequency of locations with a relative displacement index of ≤5% was much greater compared to the frequency of locations with a relative displacement index >5%; these locations also corresponded with much longer movement distances.
We used these trajectories to assess generalization, if any (to explore whether delay was expected also in longer movement and whether it was scaled with the length of the movement).
As noted by a myriad of studies, this effect is taken to reflect the need to devote longer movement durations to ensure that a response "hits" the desired target location [15]; [for review of this issue see 43].
As predicted by Fitts' law, decreasing target size and increasing head rotation amplitudes yielded longer movement times in both groups.
