Sentence examples for movement action from inspiring English sources

"For me," Secchiaroli said later, "photo-graphy was only movement, action, a fast, instinctive thing".

Passionately devoted to the nationalist, royalist cause, he joined his second wife in founding the daily newspaper of the extremist right-wing political movement Action Française.

3) Words were considered spatial if the first definition listed in the American Heritage Dictionary (5th edition) was overtly and uniquely spatial in that it referred to movement, action, shape, configuration, or size.

Although he had some contact with the Catholic social action movement, Action Française, he abandoned it in 1926 when it was condemned by the Catholic Church for its nationalistic and anti-democratic tendencies.

Goodbye to polarization, gridlock, and stagnation Hello to movement, action, and getting it done.

In spite of the movement, action potential signals were reasonably well-determined (Figure 2A-a, lower trace) with a rising time (t10 90: a time from 10% to 90% of action potential peak) much shorter than image acquisition interval (8.7 ms).

However, the diversity of the study conditions makes it is difficult to draw universal conclusions that link all contributing factors to shade movement actions.

But on Tuesday, the group plans to step back into the spotlight with a daylong series of actions timed to coincide with Occupy Wall Street movement actions in New York City and around the country.

For our epidermal model, we have simulated the cell shape and movement actions on the same time scale as the intracellular gene network.

In reality, it is more likely to assume that the cell shape and movement actions operate on a much longer time scale than the gene network, thus allowing a time scale separation.

According to the literature, the whole process of evacuation includes several stages, such as pre-movement, action period, walking period, etc.