'movement line' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a line of people or objects moving. For example, you could say: "The children followed the movement line as they rehearsed their dance."
Other third-party candidates include Stephanie Miner, a former top Democrat running on the fledgling Serve America Movement line; Howie Hawkins, the Green Party candidate; and Larry Sharpe, the Libertarian candidate.
It is a world with its own elaborate system of incentives and sanctions, through which — as Brock discovered — energetic conformity is rewarded with honors and promotions while deviations from the movement line, depending on their seriousness, are punished with anything from mild social disapproval to outright excommunication.
Post vote, I suppose we'll see whether Calvani decides to tow the movement line.
Post vote, we'll see whether Calvani decides to tow the movement line.
Carol's Daughter got the message and debuted its "Transitioning Movement" line, and now Dark And Lovely is following suit with the launch of Au Naturale.
Positions and movement lines are plotted on this matrix.
Several challenges such as working in confined spaces and with complex movement lines as well as interference between components were overcome.
The contained examples of sequential images, movement lines, and sound effects.
Parenthetical to Bernstein's title are the words "(After Plato's 'Symposium')," and indeed the movements line up against Phaedrus, Aristophanes and the whole Socratic gang.
For the purposes of this study, three motor skill tests were selected: Line Tracking to measure the precision of arm hand movements (Line Tracking number of errors [n] and Line Tracking total time [s]), Inserting Pins to measure hand and finger dexterity (Inserting Pins total time [s]), and Tapping to measure wrist finger speed (Tapping number of accurate hits [n]).
Four months of intense fighting on the Somme yielded immense bloodshed but little movement in the front line.
