Even without snow, the movement of cars through the circular maze of Moscow was incredibly frustrating.
And I can make a snow-angel movement with my arms".
When I updated Anton Wernig on the progress Reeve had made — in particular, his ability to push off with his legs and make snow-angel movements in a pool — he said it was "shocking".
Some of the effects of climate change – the lack of snow and the movement of hornets northwards – are obvious.
Focus has been placed on the effects of topography (elevation, slope angle, slope aspect), edaphic factors, rock type, and geomorphic disturbance (mass movement, snow avalanches, land surface erosion).
Evidence of influences of snow on wolf movement, social tendencies [ 24] and predation rates [ 6] suggests, however, that winter climate might affect wolf survival.
When snowbanks begin narrowing streets, a common occurrence this winter, a carefully choreographed movement of snow augers and dump trucks moves in, transporting the snow to dumps that now resemble small mountain ranges.
A storm came through as the temperature hovered just below freezing, and the precipitation switched between freezing rain and snow, making any outdoor movement treacherous.
Because of that, in Sakha, snow sheep undertake seasonal movements of 80 120 km (50 70 miles) to winter on the southern or eastern slopes of mountains, while in Kamchatka migrations of over 50 km (30 miles) have been documented.
Two Canadian artists — Françoise Sullivan in 1948, and Mimi Gellman in 2009 — drew abstract patterns with their movements through snow, while, in a hypnotic 1968 film, the Japanese artist Atsuko Tanaka, famed for her dress made of wires and electric bulbs, used a stick to inscribe huge designs of circles — a circulatory system — in seaside sand as a tide creeps in.
