Sentence examples for nuanced movements from inspiring English sources

Panelist after panelist lamented how today's emphasis upon speedy feet has led to a neglect of nuanced movements for the upper body.

Natal allows for extremely nuanced movements, even determining via algorithms what you are doing with body parts the camera can't see (like when your hands go behind your back).

They also sought to highlight nuanced movements and facial expressions that could convey ideas without dialogue.

The structural comparison with the other PTR family members and the dynamic nature of the molecule in the MD simulations also suggests that the structural rearrangements that orientate the binding site in response to proton and peptide binding are the result of nuanced movements in TMs1, 2, 4, 5 from the N-terminal bundle and TMs7, 8, 10, 11 from the C-terminal bundle.

Yet rarely has choreography demanded such controlled and nuanced movement.

For the new film "Goodbye Christopher Robin," the movement coach Caroline Pope prepared the actors with a vocabulary of nuanced movement true to post-First World War England.

"As political frictions ramp up ahead of the U.S. midterm election, expect every nuanced movement in China's deficit to be used by both Beijing and Washington to further their stance on the reminibi," economists at HSBC wrote in a note.

He has no particular ties to the art world, and his work, which employs minute, nuanced movement, text and film to create intimate psychological portraits, hovers between physical theater and dance.

As fabric science explores how costume can measure heart rates and respond to temperature, capture the nuanced movement of muscle and also utilize the power of the wearer's own metabolism to generate energy, one has to consider the extent to which our costumes are becoming a second skin.

Later, screen capture snapshots were used to more closely examine educator and toddler's participation and identify nuanced gestures, movements, responses, gazes, relational positions, sustained activity and the wordless expressions of the infant-toddler subjects.

The reflective sense of escape that it engenders allows viewers to influence their immediate audiovisual surroundings with nuanced, intentional movements.