Sentence examples for motion a kind from inspiring English sources
The NYSE deliberately set in motion a kind of reverse takeover when it announced its bid for Archipelago, acting as the financial acquirer but seeking to overhaul its culture with the injection of Archipelago's business model Go to Article from Forbes ».
After telling Russell she prefers him dead, Boyd gets her wish: the next day, on the tennis court, Russell's heart obediently stops, giving him the definitive last word in the continuing argument of their marriage and setting in motion a kind of fairy-tale quest for closure and, of course, redemption.
My feet were lifting off the board in slow motion, a kind of astronaut's spacewalk.
Develop the Right Reputation Once in place, a strong anticorruption culture can set in motion a kind of virtuous cycle: a company that successfully develops a reputation for strictly abstaining from corrupt behavior can discourage counterparties from even attempting to extract bribes, significantly lowering the risk of an incident.
"Instead of the traditional 24 frames per second of film, I shot this at 6fps, which gives the motion a kind of weird, stuttering feel".
In the classic BSDE theory, we consider a Brownian motion as the driver, but a Brownian motion is a kind of very idealized stochastic model, which limits greatly the applications of the classic BSDEs.
Or rather, giving way to many dozens of mini-narratives, it replaces forward motion with a kind of tour, the kind Dante took of the Inferno.
Of course it's reasonable to leave New Orleans in the summer if you can, but beneath all this motion is a kind of craziness.
His arm, never very powerful, had grown lax with the years, and his throwing motion was a kind of muscular drawl.
Another innovative feature is motion feedback (a kind of a jolt) to confirm each time the user has made a keystroke.
The release of motion discovers a kind of calm; the film's closing shot, a freeze-frame of Doinel running by the ocean, grasps him in a moment of hopefulness.
