Melody, in music, the aesthetic product of a given succession of pitches in musical time, implying rhythmically ordered movement from pitch to pitch.
This again involves highly ordered movement and differentiation and yields a slender column of stalk cells that bears aloft a global mass of spores.
Furthermore, the data are not collected nor stored in a manner ideally suited to contact-network-based studies (although this latter situation has improved significantly with the production of ordered movement tables for each animal).
In this work the planes are multiplied, space is dilated, and an assembly of people is accumulated in complex but ordered movements.
To execute the movements as above, the ordered movements should have the same time, as shown in Fig. 2.
These machines represent sets of 10 or more spatially positioned interacting proteins that undergo highly ordered movements in a machine-like assembly (Alberts, 2003).
In ordering the movement of troops on live TV, Chávez reinforced the unconventional aspect of his Presidency, in which statecraft is also a reality show.
When its owner wants to walk, it sends out what is called a tonic signal ordering forward movement and the spine does the rest.
The Faith and Order movement, which originated in the United States, confronted the doctrinal divisions and sought to overcome them.
Introduction: Our aim in this study was to comparatively assess the forces generated from conventional and self-ligating bracket systems during the late leveling and alignment stage, specifically for first- and second-order movement.
