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To identify the axial incipient melting positions corresponding to the power-to-melts, solidified grain morphology and molten fuel axial movements were characterized.

The dispersal movements were characterized by much longer step lengths than observed during the home ranging behavior, and a high propensity for nocturnal movements.

And both movements were characterized by a commitment to egalitarianism.

Microglia movements were characterized by long intervals during which the cells moved very slowly interspersed with brief intervals during which they moved more quickly ( Fig. 4A & 4B).

The movements were characterized by sudden kicking and bending movements of the legs, with twisting and trusting movements of the pelvis (see video; A.III.24 Ictal SPECT during PED, in supplementary data).

> In coastal waters of the Antarctic Peninsula where the whales were observed hunting [ 9, 10], movements were characterized by frequent changes in direction and relatively low net displacement (figure 2); velocities averaged between 3 and 4.7 km h−1 and SST ranged from −1.9°C to 2.9°C.

The dance movements are characterized by bent legs, while feet keep rhythm.

These movements are characterized by a sudden rapid southward move initiated near midnight.

In fact, spontaneous scribbling movements are characterized by the presence of strokes and elliptical trajectories that seem deeply rooted in the motor system because they can be observed in a variety of populations such as children as young as 2 years of age [27], normal adults [25], [28] and non-human primates [23], [24], [29], [30].

Many movements are characterized by a short execution time and therefore available time for muscle force generation is often less than 200 ms (Kuitunen et al. 2002).

Smooth movements are characterized by approximately bell-shaped and unimodal velocity profiles [ 22], while movements of reduced smoothness exhibit multi-peaked, irregular velocity profiles containing a series of accelerative and decelerative phases.