And he was already down a break, 3-0, to Gilles Müller of Luxembourg after Wednesday's brief action.
This, however, only surfaces in one sequence, a brief action montage with wacky cut-out impressions of distant explosions.
The brief action, the slow-motion replays, three or four replays of an ordinary run or pass or punt, different camera angles, and he joined the conversation at the table and ate his pancakes and kept on watching.
F is for flash mob -- a large group of people who gather in one location, usually organized in advance via e-mail or cellphone, to perform some brief action and then quickly disperse.
Taddio and his research teammates demonstrated the effect of local anesthesia of a new lipid nanoparticle formulation made up of 4%% lidocaine in a randomized controlled trial, and it was reported that the lipid nanoparticles formulation exhibited a brief action duration of about 30 min, being potent for cutaneous analgesia in children [33].
In the Black Sea five Russian pre-dreadnoughts saw brief action against the Ottoman battlecruiser Yavuz during the Battle of Cape Sarych in November 1914.
The walled town, which was garrisoned by 1,000 Arab mercenaries, upwards of 60 cannon and one of Scindia's infantry battalions under the command of French officers, was captured with minimal losses after a brief action.
Within 24 hours of being flown to Piraeus on 12 December, the 2nd King's had to engage partisans in a brief action, seizing occupied barracks at a cost of 14 casualties.
The 22nd played little role in the next three days of fighting, with the exception of brief action during the Battle of Glendale during which the regiment supported the 3rd Massachusetts Battery and was credited with saving the battery from capture.
Some require the driver to take a brief action (maybe tapping the gas pedal) to get the car going again after a stop that's longer than a few seconds.
Here, the activating depolarization was the brief action potential, and we assumed deactivation-rates far greater than inactivation-rates.
