"It was a long and agonizing period, and the longer it went on, the more people got restive," says Mr. Varnedoe of the slow-motion succession.
Kim Jong-il's recovery gave him the opportunity to plan and put into motion a deliberate succession process.
Reid claims that 'it is only by the aid of memory that we discern motion, or any succession whatsoever.
Rather than simply wave to those voters he couldn't reach, he would wiggle his hand at the wrist several times in short succession, a motion meant to convey that he was sending out a burst of personalized waves to everybody all at once.
Melter 3-D is by definition a zoetrope, a device that produce the illusion of motion from a rapid succession of static pictures, but it's tangible.
Thus, attempting to account for seismic history, the performance assessment undertaken here involves a succession of motions considering two different seismic history scenarios.
The transition may occur only once or may rapidly occur several times in succession. 5. Motion artifact: when motion artifact is introduced to the system, the information is skewed.
Secondly, time by nature has succession and thus, motion, while eternity does not; it is entirely immobile and immutable.
Lord Browne's comments, which may put the wheels of succession planning in motion, came as the oil giant unveiled record $6.1 billion second-quarter profits.
Motion-picture photography is based on the phenomenon that the human brain will perceive an illusion of continuous movement from a succession of still images exposed at a rate above 15 frames per second.
"What I didn't want to happen here was a succession of slow-motion claims coming at us," he said in an interview.
