"I always start with, say, kids -- how can they move and how can they travel comfortably?
He now understands the way plants move, and how they occupy space through the seasons.
Now idle at home, he is considering his next move and how to raise the money to get there.
The painted lady is constantly on the move – and how far it moves has only just been discovered by scientists.
But he will most likely get a sense of how the Steelers move and how they perform under pressure.
I knew how to move and how not to take punches and get off with my punches, where a lot of others fighters couldn't do it as well.
James Levine, a researcher at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., has an intense interest in how much people move — and how much they don't.
Much of the fun in the books comes from how swiftly they move, and how much detail and information they carry along in their eddying, tumbling narrative currents.
How do vehicles (cars, planes, ships) respond by vibration to the irregularity of surfaces or mediums along which they move, and how are vibrations controlled for comfort, noise reduction, and safety against fatigue failure?
In this spirit, Connor asks us to think about how time and space are experienced in the sporting arena; what it is to move and how it moves us.
