Sentence examples for movements shape from inspiring English sources

At this time, future epidermal cells execute stereotypical movements, shape changes and migrations to produce a 1.5-fold-stage embryo that is surrounded by an epithelium consisting of a single cell layer (Sulston et al., 1983; Chisholm and Hardin, 2005; Chisholm and Hsiao, 2012).

At the same time, the contrasting responses reflected distinct movements shaped by differing histories and emerging political realities.

The shear stress and heat flux on the wall were then predicted for the different vertical movements, shapes of the coke zone (dead-man), and the lengths of the tap-hole.

Here's why: the record industry, awash with cash, was delighted to see the frighteningly radical hippy movement shape itself into something they could at least try and sell the arse out of.

King and his Southern Christian Leadership Conference tried to give the movement shape, whether through Gandhian teach-ins, attempts to win over the institutional black Baptist church, meetings with national politicians or simply King's own restless sermonizing in countless cities and towns.

The retinas of humans and other mammals are crowded with rods and cones, light-sensitive cells that send information on movement, shape and colour to our brains via the optic nerve.

In dances like these, the lack of narrative can give an audience the chance to focus on a choreographer's ability to invent movement, shape space, create a world.

The cellular cytoskeleton is a dynamic subcellular structure that can be a marker of key biological phenomena including cell division, organelle movement, shape changes and locomotion during the avascular tumor phase.

The characters are stretched, pulled and canted nearly beyond recognition and transformed into movement, shape, pattern and color.

The machine names are their behavior, so their movement, shape, and surrounding scenography are derived and dictated by those.

It is in the traditional four movement shape of a symphony, but with the movements divided into shorter sections bound together by a similar mood or point of view".