"Patterns of movement" just means the way things move in a regular or repeating way. These patterns can be seen in many areas, such as:

Human Movement: How people walk, run, jump, or move their bodies in sports or daily activities.

Animal Movement: The way animals move, like how birds migrate in a group or how predators hunt.

Physics: How things move in space, such as objects flying in the air (projectile motion) or things swinging back and forth (like a pendulum).

Sports: The specific ways athletes move, such as how a runner takes steps or how a basketball player dribbles.

Dance: The steps and movements that dancers do in a routine.

Machines: How robots or machines move in a factory or on a path, following certain instructions.

Body Language: How people move based on their emotions, like tapping feet when nervous.

Linear Movement:

Movement in a straight line.

Example: A car driving along a straight road.

Curvilinear Movement:

Movement along a curved path.

Example: A ball thrown in the air follows a curve.

Circular Movement:

Movement around a central point in a circular path.

Example: A fan blade spinning.

Oscillatory Movement:

Back-and-forth movement in a regular rhythm.

Example: A pendulum swinging.

these are the basic types of movement