Sentence examples for measure of dance from inspiring English sources

Participants' dance scores were recorded by the researcher and used as the objective measure of dance performance for the behavioral analyses.

One measure of Galili Dance's status is the number of young hopefuls who want to join.

For the final measures of the dance, the partners should perform eight grapevine steps and conclude with another left-left-right-free foot stomping step.

That blurring of the contemporary/classical divide is a measure of how fluid the dance scene has become, just as the nomination of 22-year-old Francesca Hayward as both emerging and outstanding dancer is a measure of her fast-blooming talent.

Traditional fare like "Ponte en Mi Lugar" rubs up against smoother pop like "Al Diablo lo Nuestro," two versions of "Así o Más," a tender duet with María José, and, for good measure, a dance mix of "Lo Intentamos".

One measure of its high spirits is the dance card of Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Maricopa County, which includes Phoenix.

Throughout, Ma held the measure of Bach's organic, largely abstracted dance movements and unfolded them before the audience in a way that was intellectually satisfying and heartfelt.

That comment is a measure of how the relationship of music and dance has changed since the days when music for dance was considered inferior.

Programme costs and girls' preferences for attributes of dance and preferences for competing leisure time activities were measured.

Small-scale randomised controlled trials have indicated that diverse dance styles can improve measures of balance and mobility in older people, but none of these studies has examined the effect of dance on falls or cognition.

This study was designed to investigate the lifestyle and substance use habits of dance music event attendees together with their attitudes toward prevention of substance misuse, harm reduction measures and health-care resources.