Sentence examples for movement such that from inspiring English sources

The definition has shifted over time, both inside and outside the movement, such that, for a while, it was impossible to tell whether any two people who referred to the alt-right were referring to the same thing.

Tapping influences the vertical movement such that faster tapping creates more steepness and, by having embodied control of this mathematical process, students can internalize that slope is about a vertical change over a specific horizontal distance (Fig. 7).

Therefore, although sites were technically working in the Implementation stage, by design, rapid-cycle testing allowed recursive movement such that sites could cycle to the earlier Exploration and Preparation stages as refinements to agency plans and procedures were made.

But the fact that some mental states exhibit intentionality would contribute to explaining why an individual's behavior consists in a pair whose coordinates are respectively an internal state and a bodily movement such that the former causes the latter.

Furthermore, it is shown that the load component in phase with the acceleration of the treadmill depends on the frequency of the movement, such that pedestrians (on average) subtract from the overall modal mass for low frequency motion and add to the overall modal mass at higher frequencies.

Displacement in the buccolingual direction (x-axis direction) during buccal loading exhibited movement such that the implant neck was displaced to the buccal side, the implant tip was displaced to the lingual side, and the implant body rotated and tilted to the loading side.

Instead of leaving the unactuated joint dynamics uncontrolled, the reference trajectory for the last joint is designed to indirectly affect the movements such that the desired trajectory can be achieved.

The union of mind and body is not by touch, nor by agreement of thoughts, but by the dependence that exists between certain thoughts and certain movements such that one in fact follows from the other.

Leonard Neale, a strict moralist, regulated students' movements such that founder John Carrol accused him of running Georgetown "on the principles of a convent".

Actual saccades, however, also display temporal variations, which are simultaneous variations in duration and velocity across repeated movements, such that the saccade amplitude is constant [12].

This imbalance in the relative excitability of the corticospinal pathways to the opposing wrist muscles correlated with illusory movements, such that the direction of felt movement was consistent with contraction of the more excitable muscle.