Sentence examples for movements from one from inspiring English sources

A second feature of this parallelogram spring system is that dynamic movements from one side cause no movements on the other of the parallelogram as Eq. (4) is independent of (varphi) and if frictionless joints are assumed.

As part of the study, 33 healthy men and women aged 20 to 60 agreed to wear a small watch-like device on their wrists for 20 days, that recorded their nighttime movements from one minute to the next.

"A person traveling in an automobile on public thoroughfares has no reasonable expectation of privacy in his movements from one place to another," it said.

The Kurdish officials told me that they learned a lot about Abu Wa'el's movements from one of their prisoners, an Iraqi intelligence officer named Qassem Hussein Muhammad, and they invited me to speak with him.

Ms. Glennie played the solo line with astonishing energy and range, and her movements from one set of instruments to the next fit the rhythms of the orchestral writing so smoothly as to seem almost choreographed.

She oversees "inmate movements" from one part of the prison to another, directs searches for contraband, assists in applying and removing restraints and, in the inmates' "pods" (their living quarters), helps to enforce the rules regarding cell cleanliness.

Possible measures include cracking down on movement from one part of the country to the other, similar to the system under the former Soviet Union.

Based on regulatory fit theory (Higgins, 2000, 2002), we hypothesize that transformational leadership will be more effective in increasing motivation and eliciting positive evaluations from people with more of a locomotion mode (those who focus on movement from one state to another) rather than people with more of an assessment mode (those who make comparisons and judgments before acting).

As Soane did, Mr. Graves loves making sequential spatial experiences; almost all his interior architecture relies heavily on emphasizing the processional, on marking the sense of movement from one space to another.

What you're seeing across the developed world, particularly among university-educated youngsters active on social media, is a movement from one figure of hope who can deliver the next Jerusalem to the next".

In 2008 questionnaire physical activity variable MET per week was elicited with the questions: "How much time per week do you spend on" a) brisk walking and rapid movement from one place to another or for recreation, pleasure or fitness?