Sentence examples for movement streams of from inspiring English sources

Bike Citizens did this, with Kofler revealing the company "spent hours" talking to cities about visualising movement streams of cyclists and analysing the data to improve infrastructure.

The Río is majestic in a way that Governors Island will never be, an Old World version of new landscape ideas, but in New York you can see the same ideas at work: the mixing and sometimes overlapping movement streams of skaters and runners and pedestrians and bikers, the range of activities from hot to chill, the fussy hedges and the love of a soft curb.

The novel Kurai e combined the techniques of Symbolism and the Proletarian Literature Movement, using stream-of-consciousness prose.

To demonstrate sensitivity to change of the Stroke Rehabilitation Assessment of Movement (STREAM) as well as the concurrent and predictive validity of the STREAM in an acute rehabilitation setting.

Main Outcome Measure: Standardized response mean (SRM = mean change/SD of change) was used to estimate responsiveness for each walk test, the Berg Balance Scale, the Barthel Index, the Stroke Rehabilitation Assessment of Movement (STREAM), and the Timed Up and Go (TUG).

A sample text included at the end of the manifesto is a blizzard of hyphens, inserted between the words to convey the machine's "movement," further obscuring a stream-of-­consciousness prose-poem that omits "little, useless" words like articles and conjunctions.

But she doesn't move, she stays planted there in the still air darting with invisible movement, washed in streams of incense from the balsam poplar.

Pumping movements of the abdomen provide the force necessary to drive out streams of air at some spiracles and suck them in at others.

Meanwhile, the pastoral simplicity of the third Alcotts movement was beautifully caught, and the stream-of-consciousness finale, Thoreau, was moulded in a single arc towards the valedictory flute solo (played by Juliette Bausor).

After his stream-of-conscious motion poetry is invented, he places movements into the bodies of dancers, watching the results.

The fluid gyrations of the hips and sudden twisting of shoulders are independent entities, yet they work in tandem to generate steady streams of movement.