Sentence examples for movement attitude from inspiring English sources

As shown in Fig. 6, when the angle which is the movement attitude of the end-effector rotates about the X-axis, the failure compensation range of the joint 2 is 59.2° to 60.8°.

Using archetypes will help you with style cues, movement, attitude, and that all-important swagger.

"We teach them to focus on things you can influence and control, such as their roles on the pitch, movement and attitude," he says.

The whole movement, style, attitude, whatever you want to call it — the punks didn't care — came into being in the mid-'70s and flamed out fast.

On the Merriam-Webster Web site, for instance, fundamentalism is partly defined as "a movement or attitude stressing strict and literal adherence to a set of basic principles".

The Hexa is flown with a single joystick and an iPad; direct movements and attitude control are done with the former, while destination-based movement, take-off and landing take place on the latter.

Like Surrealism, a movement whose attitudes it prefigured, Art Nouveau was adopted as a language of the inner life.

But the resources are out there in a number of places: politics "proper", NGOS, grassroots movement, social attitudes, and all the cultural traffic that swims between them.

His description of his own grief seemed real, but it was Hillary's movements and attitude that brought home the underlying emotion — the desire to offer one last bit of help, to make things as nice as possible, to pass on the accumulation of hard-won wisdom (use contact paper on shelves when you move in!).

There has been movement in attitudes to abortion although it is still contentious.

European anarchist activity was restricted both physically and by the internal divisions within the anarchist movement over attitudes towards the war.