Sentence examples for moving familiar from inspiring English sources

Similarly, we found no difference between ASC and control groups in direction discrimination thresholds, for PLDs depicting a walker, a non-biologically moving familiar object, or an inverted frame of a walker.

The shuffling would move familiar agencies like the Coast Guard, the Secret Service and the Immigration and Nationalization Service into a single organization.

Another reason may be a light, deft touch that moves familiar music away from the weighty ponderousness, the Significant Interpretations that many listeners have come to expect from their great conductors.

But then we started moving; the familiar fast walk that turns into the jog before you're off and away.

He takes ordinary experience, cranks it through his astonishing what-if machine and produces a variation as moving and familiar as it is radically askew.

In cadences very moving and familiar, Mr. Jackson led a mesmerized integrated group of very little children in speaking such lines as "I am somebody.

The ongoing tug of war between the Treasury and the ever vulnerable Department for Culture, Media and Sport is moving along familiar lines.

Brain cells involved in spatial navigation and mapping the environment also fire when we merely imagine moving through familiar surroundings, according to a new study by researchers at University College London.

And in a move familiar to that recently undertaken for Holden workers, the government also agreed for up to $200m to be provided for "appropriate industry, labour and regional adjustment programs".

In a move familiar to many in the front row, the designer once again closed the schedule with a show that visually and creatively killed what came before it.

A music entrepreneur treated sports like show business and persuaded the venerable Football Association to sanction a move familiar to American sports fans — shifting a franchise from its roots for the convenience of a new audience 60 miles away in another county.