The playful web movement, characterised by socially-centred and creator-designed artefacts like ARGs, folksonomies, social networking, YouTube and other Web 2.0 applications - all aimed at developing community involvement and application stickiness - is increasingly turning to games people and asking for the secrets to their compelling content.
Movement characterised by functional approach towards building design.
Right : hKif15-eGFP motors drive tug-of-war-type movement, characterised by frequent and rapid direction changes during movement.
In contrast, there is no theoretical reason to include this time constraint in the BB method, as it a priori assumes purely diffusive movements characterised by a diffusion coefficient that remains constant for the whole tracking period.
kcnj10a morphants also showed abnormal facial movements characterised by more frequent eye and jaw movements, often only on one side, another indication of ataxia [ supplementary material Movies 1 (WT), 2 and 3 (kcnj10a morphant); Fig. 3B].
The use of multiple depths during the night suggests similar movements to that observed in the active track, where nocturnal movement was characterised by an oscillatory, or yo-yo, swimming motion, in which they repeatedly ascended into the water column and dived back to the substrate.
Restless legs syndrome (RLS) is a movement disorder characterised by an urge to move the legs, typically during rest, and is mostly accompanied by unpleasant leg sensations.
Amoeboid movement is characterised by a rounded morphology, high Rho kinase signalling to drive elevated levels of actomyosin contractility.
Nevertheless, the movement is characterised by a holistic view of the cosmos, a belief in an emergent Age of Aquarius – from which the movement gets its name – an emphasis on self-spirituality and the authority of the self, a focus on healing (particularly with alternative therapies), a belief in channeling, and an adoption of a "New Age science" that makes use of elements of the new physics.
The first violin plays the leading role throughout, although the movement is characterised by rich textures between the four parts created by compositional devices such as contrary motion.
This movement disorder characterised by chorea, emotional lability and muscle weakness, is one of the major criteria of acute rheumatic fever.
