Sentence examples for winding movements from inspiring English sources

It has been suggested that gravity also affects other aspects of morphogenesis, such as circumnutation and winding movements.

These results suggest that the phenotype of we2 mutant is due to a mutation of PnSHR1, and that PnSHR1 regulates gravimorphogenesis, including circumnutation and winding movements, in morning glory.

The trunk may also show minor contractions and winding movements occasionally providing a forward movement in a snake-like pattern (Additional file 1).

Last year, it presented the Rotonde de Cartier Astrotourbillon with a new manual winding movement, the fruit of five years of development.

For both watches, Mr. Chaykin designed and manufactured his caliber EVA01 manually wound movement.

Maria Eagle, the shadow environment secretary, said: "David Cameron is wrong to say our air quality crisis is due to just wind movement across continents.

This year, he is promoting his Organic Skeleton, a design with a platinum case measuring 42 millimeters, or 1.65 inches, in diameter and a hand-engraved, skeletonized, manually wound movement.

The "Tribute to 1931" watch runs with a Jaeger-LeCoultre Caliber 822 ultra-thin, manually wound movement, manufactured in-house, that measures just 2.94 millimeters, or a tenth of an inch, in depth.

The Tribute to 1931 watch runs with a Jaeger-LeCoultre Caliber 822 ultra-thin, manually wound movement, manufactured in-house, that measures 2.94 millimeters, or a tenth of an inch, in depth.

Wedged at the bottom of the abyss, the mechanical manually wound movement choreographs time with precision.

Movement Mechanical manually wound movement Caliber Concord C104 21,600 vibrations per hour 3-day power reserve 42 Jewels.