Sentence examples for movement chain from inspiring English sources

Glimmers of individual dancing shine through — Sara Mearns's tranquil pointwork or the way Jennie Somogyi throws her head back and lingers in an arch — but much of the three-section work is so stilted that by the time the final movement, "Chain to the Rhythm," rolls around, the couples just seem shackled.

LONDON (AP) — Several supporters of the anti-corporate Occupy movement chained themselves to the pulpit of St . Pauls Cathedral during a service on Sunday in an action for the anniversary of its now-dismantled protest camp outside the London landmark.

Lt. Dan Choi, one of the leaders of the LGBT movement, chained himself to the White House fence in protest.

Lutoslawski's 20-minute, four-movement "Chain 2," completed in 1985, is a pivotal work in that composer's exploration of two techniques.

In a motion chain, a movement of each joint is represented by a series of vector signals in 3D space.

Information has been gathered from victims, witnesses and key informants on crimes, troop movements, chains of command and patterns of conflict of the different fighting factions.

Firstly, the movement transmission chain of machine tools is analyzed to establish the error propagation model.

Interestingly, there is a similar movement of chain A in spite of there being no propanol solvate in this region.

Environmentalism has always been a spunky movement: people chaining themselves to trees, confronting whaling ships on the high seas and such.

The size of V2O5 hollow microspheres was controlled by the variation of solvothermal reaction time owing to the splitting of PVP-based micelles by the enhanced movement of chains in PVP.

Like nuclear fission, movements involve chain reactions.