The phrase "amount of moves" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "number of moves." You can use it when discussing the quantity of moves in a game or a sequence of actions.
Example: "The player was limited to a certain number of moves to complete the puzzle."
Alternatives: "count of moves" or "total moves."
The trick, says the fast-talking Mr. Bumbery, is to do "the most amount of things you can do in the least amount of moves".
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES Head coach Chip Kelly put in a summer's work few can compare, overhauling almost his entire squad with an unprecedented amount of moves.
Questions that were not part of the puzzle such as "Can a solvable game have all lights turned on?", "What is the minimum amount of moves that can solve certain graphs/games?", and "Is the inverse of a solution always a solution?" were proposed and answered which just goes to show how talented and curious the readership of this blog is.
In order to do this successfully in the required amount of moves, you have to learn a pretty difficult new skill, which is to "create a bomb".
"Moves" is by far the most similar game mode to the new Two Dots game, where users are given a certain amount of moves with which to complete a number of goals.
He seemed to have an endless amount of moves, clearly loved teasing the audience, seemed to be having a lark.
In addition, it is difficult for a Fog platform to centrally define, set and maintain access control attributes of user ownership in a large amount of moving data.
"He's done an awful amount of moving about too often and needs to find a home that suits Taiwo," Ling added.
For the indirect approach, recent methods have proposed, among the others, the use of measurements such as the amount of moving pixels [4], blob size [5], fractal dimension [6], or other texture features [7].
Shlomoh Pines introduced the term "dynamics"[20] to define his views, which no doubt were influenced by the tradition linked to John Philoponus (d. ca. 566).[21] There is a minimum amount of moving power for each movable.
Movie productions are big complicated machines with a near infinite amount of moving parts.
