DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01817.020 > -wrap-foot>> -wrap-foot> In the model, the localized intercalation behaviour, first appearing in the pre-PS epiblast, can recreate movements similar to the early Polonaise seen in real embryos; the isolated, uniform EMT occurring at these stages has minimal effect.
When Arsenal lost Fàbregas the summer before last when he went home to Barcelona, there was a struggle within the London team to recreate the movement that its coach, the Frenchman Arsène Wenger, craves.
By stretching and contricting the virtual larynx, the researchers are able to recreate the movements of throat muscles that are used to produce different vowels and other sounds.
His move from Brooklyn, where he lived for five years, to New Haven was prompted in part by a "secret dream" of recreating a movement in New Haven like that of the 1970s.
But so were far subtler attributes present in trained bodies, including the awareness of where one's body is in space — a physical intelligence that has nothing to do with intellectual smarts — and the ability to pick up and recreate new movements rapidly.
Currently, dental articulators can recreate mandibular movements and occlusal contacts.
Studying birds, the modern descendents of dinosaurs, could help recreate the movements of these prehistoric giants.
Other factions, however, remained faithful to Học's legacy, recreating the movement in the Hanoi-Haiphong area.
Many years ago, as a young dance student at UCLA, I sat mesmerized as one of my instructors demonstrated principle by recreating a movement she had seen performed.
While the artists do their thing in person at Harmar, Norway's Hamar Olympic Hall, a gang of volunteer gamers backstage will recreate their movements within the game using pre-made avatars, reports The Local.
