Sentence examples for movement by a from inspiring English sources

Further acts of parliament prevented the acquisition of land by "natives" and limited movement by a draconian system of internal passports, preceding apartheid legislation by 25 years.

It is entirely unfair to judge a man, or indeed his movement, by a vest, but life isn't fair and that's why we have politics.

Intel became wrapped up in Gamergate when the company, lobbied by male internet users, withdrew advertising from the Gamasutra website which had published an essay about the movement by a feminist critic.

Throughout the show there are subtle touches, as a lofty Madame Grès dress from 1977 is blown into movement by a tiny electric fan, with the back, once again, challenging the "monastic" look.

It is surely pushing it, though, to include Samantha Sweeting's stop-motion film of a dead bunny being manipulated into "movement" by a pair of disembodied hands, with its obvious allusions to the pioneering photography of Eadweard Muybridge.

Mr. Blake, one of the small group of Pop artists in London in the 1950's who preceded the American involvement in the movement by a decade, left London in 1969 for a town near Bath.

I see the watch has a quartz ETA movement – an acceptable movement by any standard – and a very elegant face and hands combination.

For spreading of HCC cells, individual cell movement by an epithelial to mesenchymal transition (EMT) has been considered to be essentially involved [ 11].

Guttorp (1995) provides data on the number of movements by a fetal lamb observed by ultrasound and counted in successive 5-second intervals.

This chapter discusses the architecture of the cerebellar cortex, which represents a substrate that can be exploited for controlling skilled movements by a multi-electrode device.

All subjects were trained to practice the movements by a physiotherapist for 2 weeks with daily 25-minute practice sessions, excluding the weekend.