Sentence examples for movement characterized by from inspiring English sources

Christian Identity, North American new religious movement characterized by a belief in white supremacy and anti-Semitism.

The 18th-century Rococo movement, characterized by complex curvilinear decoration, found its graphic-design expression in the work of the French typefounder Pierre-Simon Fournier.

Among other things, the play becomes a stylized ballet, with the actors connected by an unusual mode of movement characterized by trembling joints and the slow unstiffening of limbs, as if they were statues coming to life or puppets being stirred by a puppeteer.

Foucault's ideas gave rise in the 1970s and '80s to philosophical postmodernism, a movement characterized by broad epistemological skepticism and ethical subjectivism, a general suspicion of reason, and an acute sensitivity to the role of ideology in asserting and maintaining political and economic power.

Fig. 6 The pressure state and distribution of the thumb finger movement characterized by the proposed sensor: a the shiatsu, b the kneading, and c the rub.

From a spatial perspective, a behavioral mode can be thought of as a manner of movement characterized by parameters such as movement rate, net displacement, or tortuosity (Patterson et al. 2008).

Tardive Dyskinesia is a severe side effect of chronic neuroleptic treatment consisting of abnormal involuntary movements, characterized by orofacial dyskinesia.

She draws clear links between contemporary hate groups and a long tradition of rural political movements characterized by a fierce commitment to the rights of small landowners and family farmers, and by a culture of vigilantism.

At first penned into the smallish area at one end of the space, the dancers soon broke out beyond the piano, as Shevtsov moved on to the rapid "Embryons Desséchés No. 1," their movements characterized by the same blend of technical artistry and charming accents that we had seen in the first part of "Dark Theater".

For example, the severe droughts of the early 1970s and mid-1980s theggered the southward expansion of livestock movements characterized by regular north-south pattern during the dry season to access green vegetation when it is unavailable in the north (Tonah 2003; Bassett and Turner 2007; Turner et al. 2014).

It has been recognized that there are different types of cell movements characterized by distinct molecular requirements [43], [44].