Sentence examples for motion leaves from inspiring English sources

Lurking is a strategy in which the player uses thrust to keep the ship in motion, leaves 1 or 2 asteroids undamaged, and hunts for saucers, allowing the player to pick off as many 1,000-point 1,000-pointsible and play indefinitely on a single credit.

Once sequestered, PIP2 lipids act to confine the motion of the adsorbate, as any protein motion leaves behind an exposed charged patch that is highly unfavorable.

The presiding officer of the 60-member National Assembly cannot vote in a no-confidence motion, leaving Mr Michael with 28 votes to his opponents' 31.

The landscape looks as if someone shook out a bedspread but forgot the final smoothing motion, leaving a few gentle furrows and mounds.

The movie is flush with color and sometimes jerks into accelerated motion, leaving viewers with whiplash while it briefly tracks one of the characters.

Aristotle quite reasonably thought that an object in motion, left alone, would eventually come to rest; Newton discovered that this wasn't true, and from there worked out the foundation of what we now call classical mechanics.

But if the defense hadn't stuffed Staley early, Fassel could have been haunted by penalties that stalled the offense when the game was still up for grabs -- right tackle Luke Petitgout's illegal motion, left tackle Lomas Brown's false start.

The real transformation, of course, is the bomb that destroys many of these people as they travel together on the rush-hour tube – and it comes as a pulse of negative energy that throws everything into slow motion, leaving Rose sitting upright on the stumps of her legs like Beckett's Winnie in Happy Days, atop a mound of broken limbs.

(d) TB blocking dislocation motion, leaving TB steps and extrinsic stacking faults, (e) Subsequent dislocation emission on adjacent atomic planes.

Affirming continuous space and motion left an-Nazzam vulnerable to Zeno-style paradoxes, and indeed the atomist Abu Hudhayl openly confronted him with the ant-sandal paradox sketched above.

Gated simulation of a hot lesion moving in sinusoidal motion (left to right) over a colder background next to a stationary boundary.