Sentence examples for spectrum movement from inspiring English sources

A parallel: Wi-Fi started out as a grassroots "free spectrum" movement with roughly 250,000 home users in 2000.

An intelligent lasing wavelength stabilization algorithm capable of identifying the direction of spectrum movement, the wavelength shifting speed, and a fiber bending event was developed so that the simultaneous multipoint acoustic sensing system could be used in environments with rapid temperature variations.

Top line: they found that people in Scotland were friendliest, with a pretty clear unfriendly-to-friendly spectrum movement from the south to the north of the UK.

The Czechs were alone in treating Cubism as a full-spectrum movement, not simply a method for the canvas but a liberating revolution for virtually all the arts, and for perception itself.

In addition to the sheer volume of new works, they must tackle a spectrum of movement styles, from Ms. Jenkins's slinky physicality to Stanton Welch's grand classicism.

"David is incredibly distinctive because his work is not only influenced by history and a broad spectrum of movement styles, but he integrates them -- weaving together ballet, tap, broadway, classical film dancing (like Gene Kelley and Fred Astaire), and, of course, modern dance in his pieces.

Thus, the whole spectrum of movement intensity, from sedentary through to vigorous, appears important to help prevent chronic disease and understand its development.

Amis's historical naivety is also noteworthy: "The 1979 revolution wasn't an Islamic revolution until it was over … it was a full-spectrum mass movement, an avalanche of demonstrations and riots".

Moreover, the Dance-the-Music facilitates to incorporate a broad spectrum of movements (absolute displacement, rotation, etc).

Nonetheless, the statistical properties and power spectra of movements found in the 15 simulation runs are similar to those of the 15 patients.

The spectrum in the movement is striking, according to experts.