Liverpool lacked players with finishing ability, pace, movement and intelligence — just a few of the qualities Borini possesses.
Their pace, movement and creative talent would be the most aesthetically pleasing strike combination, and would leave the opposition without a fixed centre-forward to mark.
But Starc's efforts in the second innings were a purer display of skill: pace, movement, aggression, outside edges, his trademark splattering of stumps late in the day coming as the icing on a more substantial cake.
Falcao is now 29, and any potential suitors have to balance the prospects of him rediscovering his pre-injury verve with the possibility his optimum pace, movement and influence might not be retrievable.
"We've got a a mixture of power, strength, pace, movement and fox in the box.
Full of pace, movement and attacking intent, Chile are a delight to watch.
As soon as you point to markers (white paint, grotesque camp, glacially paced movement), someone else, often a Butoh master, tears them down.
Our third prediction was that search would be more accurate when participants searched with slow, consistently paced movement (Search Theory Koopmann, 1946, 1980).
We predicted that more accurate search would be reliant on: (1) increased regularity, systematicity of search following a structured path (Dalmaijer et al., 2014; Donnelly et al., 1999; Gilchrist & Harvey, 2006; Keech & Resca, 2010); (2) narrower search corridors (Koopman, 1946, 1980); and (3) slower, more consistently paced movement (Koopman, 1946, 1980).
We predicted that accurate search would be reliant on: (1) a regular, systematic search strategy following a structured path (Dalmaijer et al., 2014; Donnelly et al., 1999; Gilchrist & Harvey, 2006; Keech & Resca, 2010); (2) narrow search corridors (Koopman, 1946, 1980); and (3) slow, consistently paced movement (Koopman, 1946, 1980).
When compared to no-movement, the tapping movements, collapsed across the iso- and polyrhythmically paced movement activated several structures including M1, PMA and SMA in the neocortex, the basal ganglia, and cerebellum (Fig. 3, yellow label, Table 1).
