As soon as the head cleared the surface, Ingrish reached for his gaff and, in one swift motion, sunk it into the halibut's cheek and slid the fish over the rail.
The overall impression was of five dancers bounding together and apart in fits of motion, occasionally sinking to the floor.
Catching the ball, turning and shooting over Manu Ginóbili all in one motion, Fisher sank a 16-foot fadeaway, ending a remarkable game that had three lead changes in the final 12 seconds and propelling the Lakers to a three-games-to-two lead.
In addition, there is a weak sinking motion, or subsidence, as air is pulled into the eyewall at the surface.
Widely disseminated and grossly oversimplified pictures showing the ocean as a "conveyor belt" have misled people into thinking ocean circulation is driven by a sinking motion at high latitudes.
Finally, authors define a deployable distributed heuristic for coordinating the motion of multiple sinks throughout the network.
Due to the irregular morphology of plate boundaries and the undulated mainstream of plate motions, subduction processes can occur with normal or oblique motion directions of sinking slabs, relative to the global mainstream of plates that is "westerly" polarized.
Tom Rachlin's Clean Water Reserve detects "unused" versus "used" water with pressure pads in showers and infrared motion sensors in sinks.
Under surface highs, sinking motion leads to skies that are clearer, winds that are lighter, and there is a reduced chance of precipitation.
The album closes with "The Escapist," a dreamlike fantasy of peacefulness and calm: "I'm swimming in the ocean/ I sink slow motion/ Fingers, toes floating".
