Sentence examples for peripheral movement from inspiring English sources

"[Like IMAX] it has depth and dimension, but since it doesn't have the peripheral movement, it doesn't make you nauseous,” says Doug Roberts, an astronomer at Northwestern University who helped design the 3-D imaging software.

How foolish you were – because it wasn't long, was it, before the incidents started happening: that weird doll made of twigs found in the morning by the smouldering campfire; the screeching sound whenever you looked in the mirror at night, flashes of peripheral movement behind you; the disappearances of all your friends, one by one by one, you shouting, "HELLO?

One possible explanation for this is that an accelerometer measures only trunk movement and does not measure peripheral movement such as arm exercise or fidgeting.

We find that SKIP contains kinesin light chain binding WD motifs, and these are required for kinesin-1 recruitment and the peripheral movement of lysosomes induced by Arl8b and SKIP overexpression.

Furthermore, finger skin temperature and finger blood flow were measured simultaneously as indicators of peripheral circulatory movement for five healthy subjects.

Because airflow velocity decreases from 150 cm/s in the upper conducting airways to nearly zero in the peripheral airways, movement of both particles and gases is via mass-action or diffusion within the acinus and is primarily concentration-driven. Particles that deposit and persist in this environment will be dispersed or cleared by surfactant and phagocytic cells.

Given the role of myosin light chain kinase on peripheral membrane movements, we expressed PA-MKI in COS-7 cells and examined its effects on the protrusive activity of living cells.

The activity measures we used may have also captured PAEE less effectively in men; at ages 60 64 years, men may have undertaken more peripheral body movements, which are less easily detected using trunk-mounted accelerometers, and at younger ages men who undertook more LTPA may have been more inactive in other domains (e.g., at work), resulting in no differences in total PAEE.

Communities of practice have the following components that distinguish them from traditional organizations and learning situations: (1) different levels of expertise that are simultaneously present in the community of practice; (2) fluid peripheral to center movement that symbolizes the progression from being a novice to an expert; and (3) completely authentic tasks and communication.

Together, these reveal visual phenomena such as spatial summation and amplification of visual signals, lateral inhibition, light adaptation, and even peripheral substrates for movement detection and colour coding (reviewed in [31]).

We recorded head velocities (HV), heart rate (HR), peripheral accelerometer-derived movement (PA), electrodermal activity (EDA) and pupil size (PS) in typical infants and examined how these measures co-varied in three ways.