Sentence examples for of various movements from inspiring English sources
The code was the result of various movements for modernization following the Meiji Restoration of 1868.
Instead, voters choose between lists of various "movements," or "political suggestions," says Mehdi, prioritizing the factions that feature recognizable candidates.
It showed the evolution of various movements or, as they are now called, "isms": Neo-Impressionism, Fauvism, Cubism, Futurism, Expressionism, Orphism, Suprematism, Constructivism, Dadaism, Neoplasticism, Purism, Surrealism.
Then they flew to San Francisco, a city that was in the throes of various movements: antiwar, black power, gay rights, free love.
Instead, he found that creating a physical pattern of various movements -- which he called a score -- is a truer path for actors, allowing them to be spontaneous, to exist in the moment and to unlock a living process onstage.
One of the core ideas he came up with was the notion of deep structure: a sentence that could be considered the root of other sentences, translated into them by means of various movements, or transformations.
Now a subset of botulinum toxins are widely used for cosmetic applications, treatment of various movement disorders, pain and many other syndromes, and further developments using other botulinum toxins or recombinant molecules engineered from subdomains are promising.
Each text is dynamically typeset in three dimensional space along the curves traced by his fingertips.The software keeps track of various movement parameters, which it uses to modulate aspects of the visualization, such as letter size, camera position, angle, and zoom.
Mathematical relationships were developed to relate the occupation time of different categories of vehicles with the conflicting flow of vehicles for various movements at both the intersections.
That swivel is spontaneous, an unplanned improvisation, but it is nonetheless intentional … As schema theorists would see it, internal models of the components of these various movements reside in Sue's central nervous system.
While Handel's keyboard music might not reach the profundity of Bach's, there is emotional depth in Ms. Smirnova's renditions of the various movements, by turns elegant, witty and melancholy.
