Hanna-Barbera slashed their production costs by reducing motion to a bare minimum.
The monotony is unexpectedly compelling as the choreography slides from slow motion to a precise minimalism.
Sprewell has run the motion to a T, often passing to open teammates at the first hint of a double-team.
For electronic acts like Sepalcure, sequestered behind computers and keyboards, projections add motion to a stage setup that can become visually static.
He said the DNA tweezers themselves might one day be used to pick up particular ions for molecular construction or to provide motion to a tiny machine.
Only a simple majority is required to put an impeachment motion to a vote; a two-thirds majority is needed to pass it.
Mr. Carr said he saw Mr. Costin pull back his arm and raise his leg, likening the motion to a baseball player about to throw a ball.
"It's quite unusual to have this westward component of motion to a hurricane track," said Jeff Masters, director of meteorology for the Web site Weather Underground.
The ability of the pitcher to quickly transition from his pitching motion to a fielding stance can greatly improve his team's overall defense.
Onstage the xx has generally played down the members' physical presence, performing in darkness and haze or, when visible, keeping motion to a minimum.
Blood and organ donation is a Christian duty and congregations should be encouraged to act, a motion to a three-day general assembly of the Church of England says.
