Sentence examples for movement was defined from inspiring English sources

The area of movement was defined to be 80 km, in order to provide sufficient freedom of movement.

The speed of the fast movement was defined as 14 cm/min, or above.

Abnormal movement was defined as any dystonic movement of the hindlimbs, forelimbs, or trunk with full clasping where limbs were pulled into the central body axis.

A gain of the eye movement was defined as the ratio of the peak-to-peak amplitude of eye movements to that of the turntable or screen oscillation.

A movement was defined as 'cattle moved on one day from the premise of origin to the premise of destination'.

Movement was defined as the presence of coughing, straining, bucking, or gross purposeful muscular movement within 1 min of airway insertion.

Mr. Russo, who died of AIDS in 1990, seemed to be everywhere in the tumultuous years when the gay liberation movement was defining itself and, it's now easy to see, changing American society.

A social movement is defined as a loosely organized but sustained campaign in support of a social goal.

Another type of movement is defined as neither respectable nor dangerous but as peculiar; this type, seen as odd but harmless, encounters ridicule and has limited access to legitimate means.

"I think we are looking at the future of the labor movement being defined in rotundas in several states," said Harley Shaiken, a professor at University of California, Berkeley, specializing in labor issues.

But Ms. Palin, while aligning herself firmly with the Tea Party, nevertheless urged the 1,100 people who had gathered in a hotel ballroom not to let the movement be defined by any one leader.