Jan . 2 2009) (awarding 33% of cash amount where plaintiffs' counsel engaged in "meaningful discovery," survived "significant, hard fought motion practice" and incurred nearly $400,000 in expenses); Tuckman v. Aerosonic Corp., 1983 WL 20291 (Del.Ch. Apr. 21, 1983) (awarding 29% where litigated through trial and two appeals)).
In Sheffield, a hard-hitting motion was passed to say that the city should not follow Manchester by taking part in the regional pilot projects for the ID card scheme.
"If more Americans had adopted earlier and become more familiar with the kinds of capabilities they can enjoy with analog outputs, it would be harder for motion picture studios to try and enforce content protection demands on consumers".
Because nonperiodic motions are hard to extract the motion period, we only use the periodic motions in their database, which includes 7 periodic actions from 9 different subjects and each subject performs 7 periodic motions.
Adding hand paddles or body sensing is a bit harder but VRidge's robust developer community is working hard to add motion sensing to their product and many have tried to use PS Move or Leap Motion and multiple cameras to create whole-room sensing systems.
Harris has developed aspirations to be a prose poet, not remembering that the jailbreak, with its brace of.38s, was already poetry in motion — hard, metallic, and perfectly timed.
It is hard to distinguish motion trajectories and background trajectories.
It is very important to do this motion hard and fast, as this will determine how much fade will occur on the golf ball.
Mr. Wispelwey devoted the rest of the recital to the two cello sonatas, beginning with an appealingly fluid account of the Sonata No. 2 in F. Brahms's writing is texturally and emotionally dense here, and Mr. Wispelwey negotiated its shifts from hard-driven forward motion to reflective introspection deftly and with a natural, expressive ebb and flow.
Catching the heavy ball at waist level, she rotates in full backhand motion, grunts hard and hurls it back to Deffet, before shuffling back into position.
