Sentence examples for movements guide from inspiring English sources

Both these movements guide cells in the radial direction, and similar phenotypes (at least in part) were identified for the Rap1 GTPase and β-PS integrin, Myospheroid (Mys) (McMahon et al. 2008, 2010).

Don't let accidental hand movements guide the horse.

Despite persistent back pain that had developed during her elevator accident, she hobbled down to the 78th floor with one hand gripping her lower back and her movements guided by two co-workers, Robert Eisenhardt and Michael Sarcone.

Conference organiser Clare Reddington told me of her despair over visions of "smart cities" where technology aims to remove all the friction from our movements, guiding us by smart phone to exactly where we want to be.

In contrast, we hypothesized that processing object-related movements guided by hand object relationships would preferentially rely on PMv, over and above the contributions of this region to controlling arm and hand movements in space (Ehrsson et al. 2000; Grol et al. 2007; Verhagen et al. 2008).

Starting from scrambled configurations, the positions and orientations of the pol II subunits were optimized with a Monte Carlo procedure (which applies a large number of random movements guided by the input data), resulting in configurations that satisfied the input data well.

This is not a single social movement guided by a clear political agenda.

A movement guided by men who view the world from beneath magnificent beards.

The Healthcare Is a Human Right Campaign has built a broad-based people's movement guided by principles, such as universality and equity, rather than by specific policy or legislative proposals, such as single-payer.

The problem, always, was coming up with the elevator pitch for a Balkanized liberalism that was more a grab bag of specific causes than a movement guided by a few simple values.

The main prerequisites for truly revolutionary change are 1) widespread popular understanding of both its necessity and its possibility; and 2) the organization of a massive, united, disciplined, and sustained movement, guided by a long-term vision and strategy.