Each ventral scale is moved by two pairs of muscles, both of which are attached to ribs but not to ribs of the same segment as the scale.
"Tango" is ostensibly framed in the present (I say ostensibly because it isn't effectively or persuasively framed there), as Bond is moved, by two events, to recall his childhood.
In Moneyball, the story of Billy Beane's stats-led revolution at the Oakland A's, the firing of a named scouting director is distorted, the timing of the arrival of a new leadoff hitter is moved by two years and Beane's revelatory reading of the analytical work of the sports writer Bill James is adjusted by seven years.
It is based on the claim that everything is composed of four material elements ("roots"); these elements are moved by two opposing forces.
Europe's leaders did not want to move to economic sanctions but they were moved by two considerations: the outrage at the way investigators have been blocked from access to the crash site of the downed plane and, secondly, the fact that Russia, since the incident, has been allowing heavy weapons across the border into Ukraine.
"As a young man I was moved by two issues, civil rights and the threat of nuclear war," Tom Hayden said.
In order to increase the field of view, the objective can also be moved by two lateral motorized scanning axes (Thorlabs, model Z812B).
The GCSE maths C/D boundary was moved by eight marks.
I was moved by three large scale photgraphs by So Yoon Lym, the young New Jersey artist who turns corn-row hair designs into aerial Mondrians of structure and rhythmic variations.
The Mail writes that an eyewitness, IT worker Ross Hardy, said Tomlinson was drunk and refusing to move; a police van tried to nudge him out of the way, and when that didn't work he was moved by four riot officers.
