Many situations occur during the course of a match that require a multitude of movement types, but very few situations call upon you to run forwards as though you were sprinting to catch a bus.
In deciding what to focus on, the brain essentially shines a spotlight from place to place, a rapid, sweeping search that takes in maybe 30 or 40 objects per second, the survey accompanied by a multitude of body movements of which we are barely aware: the darting of the eyes, the constant tiny twists of the torso and neck.
THE ALSO RANS: 200 SERIOUSLY SMALL PARTIES Excluding those parties already holding seats, the eccentrics and those simply seeking publicity – as well as those campaigning on local or single issues – there are still a multitude of political movements in the UK, all hoping to save their deposits tomorrow.
The formation and closure of the neural tube is a highly coordinated set of events that involves a multitude of morphogenetic movements and regulated cell behavior (Copp et al. 2003; DeSesso et al. 1999; Smith and Schoenwolf 1997).
She said, "I look at each patient as a unique individual and use a multitude of techniques and movement therapy to promote independence through education in proper body mechanics".
It's not easy to bring the multitude of choices in movement, costume, lighting and set into harmony with equally complex choices in melody, texture and tone, but when it's done really well, it's a very different kind of art.
Although at first derided, the court sword was soon recognized as an ideal light weapon which allowed for a multitude of offensive and defensive movements that would have been impossible with heavier weapons.
According to Berlin, "If only men would learn how little the cleverest and most gifted among them can control, how little they can know of all the multitude of factors the orderly movement of which is the history of the world".
Starting when I was 8 and continuing for the next 20 years, a multitude of laws and a hundred social movements pushed members of different races, sexes and religions into legal and constitutional equality.
Their computer programs use the classical laws of motion dating from Newton to track the movement of a multitude of atoms, and quantum physics to describe the breaking and forming of chemical bonds.
