Sentence examples for movement to identify from inspiring English sources

They didn't understand that we were building a movement to identify our activists, pass legislation, defeat legislation".

The curator of the botanical garden's Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden, Mr. Kukielski is in the vanguard of a national movement to identify and promote rose varieties that will thrive without chemical intervention.

In this study, we propose a seeding-inspired chemotaxis genetic algorithm (SCGA) that can force evolution to adjust the population movement to identify a favorable location.

In the UK, there's now a movement to identify and shame companies that pay no UK tax.

Bach launched a process involving sweeping and broad international engagement across the Olympic Movement to identify issues, challenges and opportunities, and to ultimately generate a set of priorities to better guide the Movement in the future.

We will address these objectives by searching for studies of cross-border patient movement to identify C-M-O configurations across studies, to produce a middle-range theory explaining why, how, for what purpose and in what circumstances patients choose to seek healthcare outside of their domestic health system.

But the rocket scientists of finance analyze thousands of movements to identify patterns.

To better understand the spatial distribution of marine turtles that have complex life-histories, we propose further integration of disparate tracking data-sets at the oceanic scale along with modeling of movements to identify critical at-sea foraging habitats where individuals may be resident during non-nesting periods.

We extend this finding by providing quantitative predictions for these stride parameters across mice and trials, incorporating body weight, and analyzing swing kinematics, interlimb coordination, and head and tail movements to identify which of these features truly represent ataxia vs. changes in walking speed and body size.

However, it might be relevant in initial physical training settings to convince participants that the back can withstand quite heavy-loaded movements, and to identify possible movements that some patients fear, often unconsciously.

"The challenge for the Tea Party movement is to identify specifically: What would you do?" the president said.