Sentence examples for of continuous movement from inspiring English sources

Twenty minutes of continuous movement, alone on a stage, is a long time.

Motion-picture photography is based on the phenomenon that the human brain will perceive an illusion of continuous movement from a succession of still images exposed at a rate above 15 frames per second.

The whir of the sprockets, the cone of light passing through frames of celluloid to produce an illusion of continuous movement, the reverent hush, the smell of popcorn — all of this tends to be evoked, by critics of a certain age and temperament, in nostalgic or even elegiac tones.

The bot is good for three to five hours of continuous movement operation on a single charge.

Hermès' Athena bracelet, made of fil carré (square wire) twisted into perfectly symmetrical curves, is a study in undulation and the illusion of continuous movement.

In 1958, Major General Yitzhak Rabin addressed the issue; he felt that the Egyptian stop at Isdud was the result of technical difficulties, following fifteen days of continuous movement, including battles along the way.

To disrupt proprioception peripherally, participants' arms were vibrated continuously while they practiced a repeated pattern of continuous movements.

Despite the presence of a stroke, some individuals were able to demonstrate behavioral change and thus show learning of the practiced pattern of continuous movements.

This result demonstrates that the choice of a decoding model may be dependent on the type of continuous movements a BCI is designed to estimate.

To assess FAA, recordings of continuous movements (per minute) in the 4 h preceding and 1.5 h after food access were analyzed on the day of euthanasia.

And finally, a wide range of previous studies have used constant intervals of continuous movements exceeding the duration of one "submovement" for analyzing cortical connectivity patterns (Gross et al. 2002; Timmermann et al. 2003; Serrien et al. 2004; Pollok et al. 2005; Lalo et al. 2008).