It will clear out three rows and three columns in one move, originating from where the combination was made.
When you get two Striped Candies, regardless of colors and stripe directions, side by side, you can clear out a column and a row in one move, originating from where the combination was made.
Credit where it is due to a 33-year-old centre-half to burst the length of the pitch – the move originated from a Maribor corner and within seconds Hazard was buzzing forward, Cesc Fàbregas appeared on the right to deliver with customary accuracy and Terry slid the ball in.
A particular manifestation of the Christmas truce in December 1914 occurred on the Eastern front, where the first move originated from the Austrian commanders, at some uncertain level of the military hierarchy.
If you were one of more than 500 million recent YouTube views for Justin Bieber's song "Sorry" and were dazzled by the dancing, know that the moves originated from the mind of choreographer Parris Goebel.
By that time, Wolfsburg had surprised Old Trafford with a lovely, incisive move, originating with Caligiuri's diagonal run, from left to right, and a neat change in direction that took him between Schneiderlin and Darmian.
"We are moving toward events originating from the building itself," she said.
(17 Power troll gear means one or more lines, with hooks or lures attached, drawn through the water behind a moving vessel, and originating from a power gurdy or power-driven spool fastened to the vessel, the extension or retraction of which is directly to the gurdy or spool.
Recent studies have shown that visual feedback of a moving hand apparently originating from the position formally occupied by the amputated limb can elicit a 'mirror illusion' of seeing the phantom (Ramachandran and Rogers-Ramachandran, 1996).
According to profile case BWS, this angle is given by the ratio of maxdiff values, i.e. {B[2]–W[2]} / {B[1]–W[1]} (note that in panel A of Fig. 3, the vertical distance {B[2]–W[2]} has to be moved to originate from W[1] in order to determine the angle).
In two-dimensional vertex models, a tissue is approximated as a tessellation of polygons and the vertices of these polygons move due to mechanical forces originating from the cells.
