Sentence examples for movement by one from inspiring English sources

Even as the Cole was struck, American intelligence officials had detected movement by one of Iraq's Republican Guard divisions west of the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, though Mr. Cohen suggested the timing could be coincidental.

Over time, invisible strings slowly tethered one child to the next, and those two hooked up with a third, and so on and so on, so that movement by one led to a lot of jerking of the others, and freedom, if not impossible, was always a tangled mess.

Mr. McMahon dismissed prosecutors' arguments that an arm movement by one of the fetuses, known as Baby C, indicated that it was alive.

Mr. Fox said that license numbers, or partial numbers, of most of the vehicles that entered the garage Friday had provided more significant clues, and he said witnesses had told of a "pattern" of suspicious movements by one or more vehicles in the area of the trade center before the blast.Partial numbers are routinely recorded by a guard.

They include problems with sequencing of movements (i.e., performance of several movements one by one in turn), and coordination of movements (i.e., performance of several movements simultaneously in time).

(1. The infinite cannot be acted upon by the finite). Let A be an infinite, B a finite, C the time of a given movement produced by one in the other.

Even while musicalizing Shakespeare for the Public Theater, she is writing her own show, about the women's suffrage movement, backed by one of the lead producers of "Hamilton". And she has just been named the lyricist for her first big-budget project, a Broadway-bound musical adaptation of "The Devil Wears Prada," with Paul Rudnick as book writer and Mr. John as composer.

Mirror movements (m. m). are involuntary movements executed by one side of the body during voluntary movements of the contralateral homologous body parts.

MoMo1 achieves stable movement by rotating one leg at a time.

And it is following the tradition of such events - revolution results when long simmering causes turn into mass protest movements, triggered by one or more dramatic events: a war or a high-profile assassination.

Increase the balance challenge by performing movement on one leg.