Sentence examples for plane of movement from inspiring English sources
They identified contemporary first-person shooters as restricted to "a single plane of movement", the cardinal directions and hiding in place, and considered new features to increase mobility, such as a three-story-high jump.
Each sensor measures data in three different planes: a primary plane of movement and two secondary planes.
The within subject factors were joint (hip, knee, and subtalar joints), plane of movement (sagittal, frontal, and horizontal planes), and various points across the stance phases.
When the distance between follicle and the site of trapping was shorter than the hair length, the hair buckled out of the plane of movement.
To increase accuracy of intervertebral translation measurement in 2-D representation of the videofluoroscopy system, it is important to align the projection direction of the radiographic beam perpendicular to the plane of movement.
Previous analysis of the behavioural effects of spinal cord injury has focussed on coordination in the sagittal plane of movement between joints, limb girdle pairs or thoracic and pelvic limb pairs.
The planes of movement are shown in dark gray, and the white lines in these areas indicate the slip direction.
Games usually confine characters to moving left and right and jumping, although some games such as Fatal Fury: King of Fighters allow players to move between parallel planes of movement.
The Wii's Galaxy, on the other hand, was a far more worthy sequel; if Mario 64 made premonitions about the future of platforming, like a nerdy Nostradamus, then Galaxy was its vision fully realized and actualized, elevating 64's planes of movement and charm into the heavens.
The Wii's Galaxy, on the other hand, was a far more worthy sequel; if Mario 64 made premonitions about the future of platforming, like a nerdy Nostradamus, then Galaxy was its vision fully realised and actualised, elevating 64's planes of movement and charm into the heavens.
Cervical repositioning accuracy tasks measure the ability of the neuromuscular system to actively reposition the head in a given posture after active movements in different planes of movement.
