Sentence examples for movement for use from inspiring English sources

Olympic champions are standing shoulder to shoulder with part-time athletes who take half an hour to huff and puff around a three-mile course to condemn a parish council that has decided to charge the hugely popular "parkrun" movement for use of its open space.

Three types of improvisation in theater dance have been identified by Carter (2000, 182): 1) embellishments where set choreography persists, 2) improvisation as spontaneous free movement for use in set choreography and 3) improvisation for its own sake brought to a high level of performance.

The global movement for using business as a force for good is alive and well among young leaders in Latin America.

The analysis demonstrates that the proposed displacement method can be applied to design of pile foundations undergoing lateral soil movement or for use in pile slope stability analysis.

Occasionally mentioned in the context of the Arte Povera movement for her use of "poor" and "simple" materials, MacMurray is rather an alchemist reinvesting these "poor" and "disenfranchised" materials with power.

The precision medicine movement calls for using the genetic code of individuals to both predict future illness and to target treatments for current illnesses.

To compensate for this, head movement eyetrackers intended for use with infants allow for movement within a "head-box".

These consisted of photographs of various activities of human figures, clothed and naked, which were to form a visual compendium of human movements for the use of artists and scientists.

The company is building a platform that uses the Kinect or other 3D cameras to detect hand movements and gestures for use with CAD software or in the medical industry.

Do you think there are productive things that could come from her form of visibility or do you think that she's merely another conservative Republican trying to co-opt a movement for her own use?

The primary endpoint for the study was the area under the curve (AUC) for pain (in movement) for days 1 3 using the visual analogue scale (VAS), 20 21 corresponding to a person's total pain.