Sentence examples for moving colored from inspiring English sources
This model is based on the "Tower of London" task introduced by Shallice, 42 which involves moving colored beads on three posts from some starting state to an end state designated with a target image.
Children can peck out the melodies to one of eight songs, including "Für Elise" or "The Entertainer," by matching moving colored dots on the screen to the color-coded keys on the keyboard.
The dots were timed to occur once a second, with five black dots in a row followed by one moving, colored one.
Notable are shots of Fuller practicing at her home in Passy, France, around 1910, and a Lumière film, "Danse Serpentine" (1897), in which a Fuller imitator performs, her costume hand-tinted to suggest the effect of the moving colored lights projected onstage.
P-consciousness, according to Block, is simply raw experience: it is moving, colored forms, sounds, sensations, emotions and feelings with our bodies and responses at the center.
The target was composed of moving colored abstract shapes associated with auditory signals, the two sides of which were always identical.
Indeed, the video proves you can always spot a Pussy Rioter in a crowd — kneeling in prayer or being dragged off by police, she's a flash of moving color, never an individual girl.
But thinking the title was too negative, she changed it to "Night Fields" and wrote a program note describing "a cold windy night in a wheat field lit up by a bright full moon, with waves of fast moving colors rolling over the fields" to explain the fanciful new title.
VideoGamer.com Mark Brown struggled with registering the right input on the small screen, and found himself inadvertently making words from letters instead of moving color blocks.
This scatterplot is coupled with a unique partition slider which allows users to move color coordinated bands on the scatterplot to indicate grade ranges.
Two brands, Derwent Inktense and Faber-Castell Albrecht Durer, do not "reactivate" when they've dried - you can't wet them again to lighten them or move color.
