Sentence examples for motion for taking from inspiring English sources

There are various kinds of card magic, such as second-card-dealing [1] where the second card is taken while the top card keeps stationary, bottom-card-dealing [2] where the bottom card is taken by pretending finger motion for taking the top card, and buckeye [3] where plural cards are simultaneously manipulated.

Hitchhiking, or ir con la botella (going with the bottle) as Cubans call it due to the fact that the outstretched thumb used to hail a car resembles the hand motion for taking a drink, became essential after the collapse of the Soviet Union, Cuba's "Special Period" of economic hardship.

During a meeting today in Bismarck, the state medical board's investigative panel decided to issue a complaint against Dr. Bierenbaum, setting in motion the process for taking disciplinary action, Mr. Olson said.

The present work focuses on stability requirement for longitudinal motion from taking off to landing.

Interview with John H. Kliegl, 87, co-inventor of the klieg light, and co-founder of the Kliegl Bros. Universal Electric Stage Lighting Co. John and his brother, Anton, invented the klieg light around 1911--the 1911--the 1911--theht firstaking motion practicalindoors.

The equations of motion for particles take into consideration the influence of random turbulent pulsations in the gas flow.

He began experimenting in his 20s and on March 1 , 1864 patented (but did not build) a device for taking and projecting motion pictures.

Time interval can be specified for taking temperature, distance (ultrasonic sensor), and motion detection (infrared motion detector).

In addition, sleeping will do wonders for taking your mind off of the motion sickness.

"Mr. Brenner had simply used a form for his motion without taking the time or care to fill in the blanks correctly," Justice Carruthers said.

Ghaddar et al. (2008) proposed a model to estimate the ventilation rates for any limb motion configuration, taking into consideration the motion of the limbs and clothing, the interaction upon skin-fabric contact, and the presence or absence of wind.