Sentence examples for motion which means from inspiring English sources

Currently, there are 10 full members of the ICC and the constitution requires the approval of 70%, or seven members, to advance any motion, which means 40%, or four members, can block any motion.

Also, Earth's water is always in motion which means their heights are constantly changing.

Thus he deduces the existence of time from the existence of motion, which means that time is nothing independent of motion.

The sea itself is constantly in motion, which means you're trying to land an already unstable rocket on a slightly unstable platform.

Because CVD's adhesives are so much stronger it can drill with an ultra-sonic, not rotational motion, which means no pain, no bleeding and no anesthetic, the company says.

The simulations have been performed with two cases: (1) variable rectilinear motion, which means walking along a straight-line path with different velocities, and (2) turning motion with varied radii.

The middle-ground Alliance party, which trades on a kind of "Lib Dem-lite" brand of politics, sided with the republicans and nationalists on a compromise motion which meant that the drawing down of the flag on all but designated days was a fait accompli.

Democrats needed 60 votes to clear a procedural motion, which meant they needed at least five Republicans to join them.

Like the murder skit, it smacks of an artist who feels suddenly impelled to go through the motions, which means it doesn't have any place on an album that never otherwise appears to do that.

Each motion-sensitive neuron is tuned to a particular motion direction, which means that each neuron has a preferred motion direction.

The characters also include embedded motion sensors, which means in certain game modes you can use them as physical controllers for what's happening in-game, almost like a Wii controller.