Sentence examples for small twitch from inspiring English sources

Then to the concept of extracting an "egg" of consciousness, a kind of Mini-Me, purely to toil in a tiny, white, closed cyberjail at the tasks of keeping the real-life Me fed and watered and kept at the right temperature and with the toast done just so: basically, the concept of outsourcing a small twitch of one's own soul, the better to keep body and… body together.

Other than a small twitch in his cheek when he kisses Rose, that crucial lack of humanity is lost.

The region containing NMJs was determined by the small twitch provoked by the tip of the scalpel on the surface of the muscle fascicles.

In some animals in TI, there we observed a startle response in response to the visual or auditory stimuli, characterized by a small twitch in the hind limbs.

Stimulation intensities corresponded to the visual threshold of the motor response of the muscles innervated by the stimulated nerve (between 0.55 and 4.75 mA at the wrist and between 0.32 and 2.6 mA at the ankle, depending on the animal's corpulence), i.e. eliciting a small twitch of the thumb after median nerve stimulation and a plantar flexion of the toes after tibial nerve stimulation.

Bass will usually hit a bait while it is falling, so after it has sat on the bottom for a bit give the rod tip a small twitch to see if anything has picked up your bait.

I can see his face today, saying it: those small twitches, of nose and brow and mouth, which heralded the witticism.

Now, as the women group on chairs, lashing their upper bodies into space or moving with small twitches and sudden freeze-frame stops, they feel like a community, united by the universal poignancy of memory, the inevitable shared loss of the past and the human warmth of the present.

We are working on research collaborations that study small twitches of a baby, which could be an indicator of neurological disorders.

When that happens, small twitches go from normal, everyday movements, to quite visually interesting shifts.

That has long been a fiction, one that traditional news media needs and insists on, even as scholars highlight that journalists reveal their biases through everything from small facial twitches to choice of frames and topics of interests.