Sentences with phrase «gradual movement»

So I think opening our markets via allowing exports is an important step that will help set the conditions for continued gradual movement towards a cleaner energy economy.

Through continuous, extremely gradual movements, each dancer moves from one position to the next, over the course of what is an hours - long performance piece.

A new University of Washington study finds that the same technique can be used to detect gradual movement of tectonic plates, what are called «slow slip» earthquakes.

The beholder's gradual movement in analog space stands opposed to the quick accessibility and consumption of image circulation on the internet.

Over the past decade, however, we've seen gradual movement towards practice and industry segments within law firms: the banking group, the oil and gas group, the wealth management group, and so on (there are even client groups within some law firms, better again).

Stretching is most safely done with sustained gradual movements lasting a minimum of 15 seconds per stretch.

Research presented at the 2016 Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) challenges two common rehabilitation standards: physical therapy following total hip replacement (THR) at an outpatient facility, and gradual movement of the quadriceps tendon following total knee replacement (TKR) surgery.

While we anticipate interest rates and inflation are likely to continue moving up, we believe potential increases in both should be gradual, and that type of gradual movement shouldn't derail the markets.

The development of Buber's thought from his earliest essays in 1900 to the statement of his mature philosophy in 1922 can best be understood as a gradual movement from an early period of mysticism through a middle period of existentialism to a final period of developing dialogical philosophy.

This could come about by a long process of change, a gradual movement toward a fuller personal loyalty and a more Christian society on earth.

By contrast, Miliband saw the democratisation of radical Islam as a positive thing, illustrating a gradual movement towards a more moderate stance.

In the past several decades, scientists have discovered that the North — South distributions of certain plants often result from a single jump across the tropics, not as a result of gradual movements or events that occurred over a hundred million years ago.

A new study of how drivers react to automated systems suggests they are most comfortable with those that make smooth, gradual movements and are wary of using the features in the most challenging driving conditions.

I love this gradual movement of buildings and mechs and recruits and cubes around your personal board or to the main board, unveiling new benefits or abilities as they're shifted.

Osborne's most recent work continues her gradual movement away from the Philadelphia tradition of representational painting into clearer abstraction that has garnered equal regard.

He still had a shock of sandy curls, but, signalling his gradual movement towards the establishment, he became Nicholas rather than Nick, lost the black, beatnikish polo neck of the Oxford years, and took to wearing corduroy suits with check shirts and knitted ties.

A far more insidious problem is identifying the gradual movements (a few mm / yr) which are continuously occurring wherever tectonic plates are colliding.