Sentence examples for movement terms from inspiring English sources

In movement terms, it would be tantamount to lying".

Its finest passages — most of it — are conducted in movement terms.

In the first few minutes of the production such ideas are spiritedly woven into movement terms.

This could further harden government policy on immigration and may make it difficult to win political support in the UK for the freedom of movement terms required to secure associate status for access to EU research networks.

In movement terms, that means winning them to your side, so they step out, rather than coercing them, which only tends to gird their loyalty to the pillar and the larger system.

In other respects, the model was as described in Fraser and Huang (5), with the osmotic water movement terms later introduced by those authors (8), and therefore the membrane permeabilities and Na+/K+-ATPase density were calibrated to frog skeletal muscle.

Cracking: There are three types of cracking common to flexible pavement: surface, fatigue, and movement (term used for the purpose of this paper) cracking.

Postural adjustments, which occur after the end of a voluntary movement (termed Consecutive Postural Adjustments: CPAs), were studied and compared to the corresponding Anticipatory Postural Adjustments (APAs).

Sleep-recording abnormalities are characterized by a reduced sleep efficiency with increased number of awakenings, a reduced amount of slow wave sleep and an abnormal alpha wave intrusion in non rapid eye movement, termed alpha-delta sleep.

Throughout the 1930s, Rabearivelo joined with other Malagasy poets and writers in an emerging literary movement termed "Hitady ny Very" ("The Search for Lost Values"), which sought to promote the traditional literary and oral arts of Madagascar.

It contrasts markedly with the behaviour of ethanol naive animals in which reversals and omega turns were typically coupled in a pattern of movement termed 'pirouettes' associated with local area search behaviour [36], [37].