Sentence examples for time movements from inspiring English sources

From time to time, movements are mounted that seek to recognise death in terms of "cognitive" or neocortical death.

Her speed pictures of the free expressive dance form (Ausdruckstanz) that captivated Germany at the time, movements like "The Turn," a sort of running spin danced by Claire Bauroff (1928), and "The Jump," an exuberant leap performed by Toni van Eyck (1930), set standards for instantaneous photography that hold to this day.

There are other ways in which Mr. McIntyre could be a Tudor of our day: notably the way he can time movements to music for dramatic eloquence so that the music tells a story different from, but related to, the dance.

At the same time movements towards sustainability and consumer and corporate conscience provokes implications and repercussions for future perspectives and changes in longstanding cultural habits and education are envisaged.

It's incredibly useful to be able to perfectly cycle out units in a firefight so none takes lethal damage, or to perfectly time movements so no attacker is idle, but the truth is good strategy beats good tactics pretty much every time.

TIME: Movements of both the human and robotic components occur in real time at different rates.

So you join the Free Time movement.

And then the New York Times publishes a big story about the Free Time movement.

There was also a REA for reaction time, movement time, and the total response time.

The nanocar displays a tendency toward slipping on the graphyne surface within 2 ps of simulation time movement.

Participants were instructed to press a hand-held switch every time movement of the shoulder was detected.