The phrase "arms launch" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe the act of launching something with arms, but it is ambiguous without additional context.
Example: "The rocket's arms launch into the air, propelling it towards the sky."
Alternatives: "arm deployment" or "arm release".
A spring-loaded arm launched an open box quickly upward while a heavy-duty camera — looking and sounding like an outboard motor as it recorded hundreds of frames per second — captured, in super-slow-motion, each flake's balletic arc.
This is proving popular, helped by PayPal's willingness to sell it below cost.But safety is nothing without convenience, hence the rush to roll out services on new platforms, such as fund transfers via Skype, eBay's web-telephony arm (launched in March) and mobile phones (in beta testing).
Naver's Japanese arm launched Line in 2011 after observing how communications were disrupted after the earthquake and tsunami.
The big-spending conservative group American Crossroads and its nonprofit arm launched a new offensive Tuesday in the 2014 campaign for control of the U.S. Senate with an ad targeting North Carolina Sen. Kay Hagan and her support of the Affordable Care Act.
5th over Zimbabwe 36-0 chasing 183 (Masakadza 17, Sibanda 11) At last Sibanda finds the boundary during the PP when Kulasekara's inswing deserts him and the batsman frees his arms to launch a drive over point for four.
Extend the arms into launch position.
Extend your arms into "launch position.
[3-turn citation required.] End the turn with the right knee bent deeply, the arms in launch position, and the left leg extended.
Mutko, a voluble man, spread his arms and launched into a lengthy, impassioned defense.
To prevent batters from extending their arms and launching moon shots, pitchers came inside with a vengeance.
