In this work, the dancers — four men and two women wearing only dance belts and thongs — are a compelling blend of power and vulnerability as their movement shifts from low primal hops to fluttering hands held above their heads to resemble wings.
Furthermore, the number of eye movements increases from low to high attention-demanding visual search tasks (Zelinsky & Sheinberg, 1997; Maioli et al., 2001).
Although we found evidence for universal movement away from low-density parts of the patch, it is possible that attraction to conspecifics and heterospecifics varied by species.
Meridional are northern (movement of arctic anticyclones and distribution of their ridges to the south) and southern (movement of cyclones from low to high latitudes).
The radially inward movement of bubbles from low to high axial velocity (from column wall to center, i.e., CL<0) was observed at most of the measurement locations.
In conflicts or in complex emergencies, factors that contribute to the increase of malaria morbidity and mortality include breakdown of health services and of malaria control programs, movement of people from low to high transmission areas, and environmental deterioration encouraging vector breeding [ 22, 23].
Or shall we talk business?" Already we get the characteristic abrupt movement from high to low, from poetical to practical.
In this way the energy-expending diffusion of the driving substrate powers the energy-absorbing movement of the driven substrate from low concentration to high.
When they succeed, their movement from the fringe (the low end of the market or a new market) to the mainstream erodes first the incumbents' market share and then their profitability.
He is celebrated for his Gaga technique, which yields a voluptuous, explosive movement palette: powerful, tensile dancers rocket from low crouches to buckling leaps, moving fluidly between full-on attack mode and sculptural stillness.
