Noun:

ఉద్యమ భావన,

sense of movement's Usage Examples:

Most often they are not isolated in their occurrence, but commonly form fractal-scaled, linked up, anastomosing networks which reflect in their arrangement the underlying dominant sense of movement of the terrane at that time.

lowered onto the riders, before they gradually experience an odd sense of movement.

Martin"s clean lines and strong sense of movement during action scenes set her apart from other Star Wars artists of.

A sense of movement suggested by painterly calligraphy was a property of Monet"s work.

Images taken with a lower shutter speed evoke a visual sense of movement.

process of gradually changing sound properties in order to reproduce a sense of movement and depth in audio recordings.

two-dimensional sprites and three-dimensional polygons to give the sense of movement.

This sense of movement starts in the brush strokes that draws the eye into the abstract work.

half-length, facing the viewer, with her torso slightly twisted to give a sense of movement.

narrow canvas the young artist paints with astonishing vigour and sense of movement .

general sense of movement admirably sustained," though he missed in its suavity the stimulus of sharper contrasts to be found in Renaissance nudes.

Those that have been share an almost frenetic sense of movement, combined with a distorted quality, that distinguishes.

typically have a stepped appearance that can be used to determine the sense of movement across the fault.

Synonyms:

headshaking, lurch, abduction, reaching, pitching, body English, shutting, sitting, waver, posing, quiver, circumduction, adduction, eversion, inclination, eye movement, opening, wriggle, reach, foetal movement, gesture, retraction, flicker, wiggle, eurythmy, reclining, reciprocation, straddle, fetal movement, retroflection, pitch, upending, rotary motion, snap, squat, sweep, kicking, closing, squatting, move, eurhythmics, eurhythmy, motility, flit, standing, squirm, jerk, wave, vibration, rotation, stretch, prostration, jolt, kneeling, quivering, flutter, kick, dart, everting, eurythmics, motion, span, change, toss, jerking, agitation, inversion, kneel, stroke, disturbance, inclining, saccade, headshake, retroflexion,

Antonyms:

closing, opening, impartiality, partiality, disinclination,