The phrase "a default moving" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a standard or automatic action, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The system is set to a default moving state, which allows it to operate without manual input."
Alternatives: "a standard operation" or "an automatic process".
With the complex effort to stave off a Greek sovereign default moving towards a climax and anti-government and anti-EU protesters laying siege to central Athens, Papandreou won the vote by 155-143 in the 300-seat chamber.
The collapse of larger categories like pop, hip-hop and R&B is partly a result of their innovations, which are now the default moves for much of pop music.
Disco, it turns out, is always a good default move.
But his reaction to last weekend's violence, which roiled the nation at a time when a president typically provides comfort and guidance, has created deep uncertainty about whether he can effectively lead his party and focus on urgent tasks in the fall, including avoiding a government debt default and moving forward on the tax cuts he promised during the campaign.
But he notes that her playfulness vanished whenever he'd make an obnoxious remark about female limitations: "Anna's default move was to kick me in the shins".
According to sources quoted in the Wall Street Journal, Swiss financial regulators want UBS either to hold sharply higher amounts of capital, or to ringfence its investment banking operations against default by moving them to a rival jurisdiction such as London, Singapore or New York.
On Tuesday, Greece will miss a loan payment of 1.6 billion euros to the I.M.F., thus placing the country in default and moving the crisis into another phase.
But now three-finger swipes default to moving between desktops/apps in Lion.
Facebook is launching 360 Director for Pages and profiles so they can add text and graphic annotations to videos, and guide where people should look with a default view that can move around as people watch if they don't scroll themselves.
On Monday, the Financial Times reported that Greece was poised to take the dramatic step of declaring a debt default – a move that would almost certainly lead to the closure of Greek banks and imposition of capital controls – citing an unnamed official as saying the cash-starved country had "reached the end of the road".
