Sentence examples for systematic movement from inspiring English sources
Structuralism, in psychology, a systematic movement founded in Germany by Wilhelm Wundt and mainly identified with Edward B. Titchener.
WENDY HASENKAMP The body scan is a very systematic movement of attention through the body, focusing your attention in different places, just moving systematically.
Novel features of the work includes the systematic movement of search-space boundaries to aid convergence in an unknown search-space.
The binary blends of PA/PVP prepared from dimethylsulfoxide solutions were found to be completely miscible showing a systematic movement of a single glass transition temperature over the entire composition range.
The temporal variation in the AE source locations in the direction normal to the cross section was random, and they showed no systematic movement.
Routine activity theory (Cohen and Felson, 1979) and crime pattern theory (Brantingham and Brantingham, 1993) contend that persons, both potential offenders and victims, exhibit systematic movement patterns governed by their day to day undertakings, termed routine activities.
As you suggest, most practitioners use this technique simply to analyse which variables drive the systematic movements in real exchange rates.
These systematic movements of the GPS stations are consistent with those caused by the thermal expansion of the GPS pillars (Hatanaka et al., 2005).
Nevertheless, there were no signs of sudden systematic movements of the crowd into a certain direction, which would indicate a stampede, and no people 'crawled' on top of others, yet.
The early experiments with CASMs were all done with a manually-operated micromanipulator, so that systematic movements were not attempted once a stable VCa was obtained.
Thus, we only report recordings from penetrations in which we observed a systematic increase in CF with systematic movements further ventrally (Syka et al., 1981) from the first point where auditory drive was first obtained in each penetration.
