The phrase "at this motion" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to a specific motion being discussed or considered.
Example: "The committee will vote at this motion to determine the next steps in the project."
Alternatives: "at this point" or "during this motion".
At night this motion induced sleep helpful, since above the Arctic Circle we were in continuous daylight.
Committee member Everett Ward fires back at Mr. Ickes: "This motion puts an opportunity for the people of Michigan supported by them and the Democratic Party to have an opportunity to participate in this process.
At low temperature this motion was less significant giving the characteristics of normal slurries which rapidly changed at elevated temperature bringing more nanoeffect in the conducting behavior of the fluid.
Our friends at TicketCity sent us this motion graphic video, which takes a look at performance trends at the Kentucky Derby throughout the years.
"That is why we want to debate this motion at our first conference and to put a focus on prioritising and funding sexual health and wellbeing.
Subjects were instructed to perform this motion at a frequency of 0.25 Hz, so that one complete motion cycle took four seconds.
The magnetic change caused by this motion at the point where the sensor is positioned is detected as the output voltage of the sensor.
Sixth, experiments such as the present study cannot completely exclude skin motion; therefore, we affixed the acromion sensor to an area where the bone protrusion was as palpable as possible, in order to minimize this motion at that site.
The object should not be affected by this motion at all".
Presiding Coroner Dr. Carlisle dismissed this motion at the same time as that of the Correctional Service of Canada motion, but subsequently granted the out-of-province doctors standing at the inquest when they agreed to testify voluntarily at the inquest proceedings.
