Sentence examples for variation and movement from inspiring English sources
"Variation and movement were the only constants".
Information on geographic variation and movement patterns from newly developed and recently applied methods need to be reconciled with previous information from more traditional methods so that stock definition is based on the best scientific information available.
The results revealed that precise phylogenetic analysis might provide evidence for genetic variation and movement of circulating ORFV strains in Northeast China.
The experiments could measure the stress and displacement of overburden strata, which can provide useful information to investigate the mining-crack-evolution characteristics, displacement variations and movement characteristics of overburden strata associated the coal mining face.
The storyteller may use vocal variation and physical movement to suggest action, while seated on a chair.
Despite that, the smaller value leads to stable behavior with little variation and slow movements.
And where Uchida and Steinberg give the theme-and-variations movement a Schubertian mixture of sadness and restraint, Manze and Egarr's account is full of the kind of irony and coy humor that abounds in Mozart's operas.
Mendelssohn's "Variations S euses" was at the top of the program; at least as serious in their different ways were Webern's Variations (Op. 27) and Beethoven's C minor Sonata (Op. 111), with its long and other-worldly theme-and-variations movement.
Especially appealing is the theme-and-variations movement with its touches of Hungarian melody and rhythm.
The results obtained have shown that the joints of both upstream and downstream trusses of the bridge behave in a different manner even if designed for the same loading due to constructional variations and vehicle movement, in spite of the fact that the analytical models present a simplistic model for analysis and design.
In the ethereal theme-and-variations movement that ends Opus 109, Levit revealed an equal gift for cantabile playing, for spinning out a long, lyrical line.
