Each of this season's blockbuster movie franchises -- Harry Potter, James Bond, J. R. R. Tolkien -- is spawning a video game, as is nearly every other movie with a plausible action theme.
Recently the independent distributor VCI (vcientertainment.com) added English and Witney's rare 1938 "Dick Tracy Returns" to its catalog of digitally restored serials, and it's a pip: 15 chapters of magnificently staged, marginally plausible action, starring Ralph Byrd as Chester Gould's pointy-jawed comic-strip cop.
Novel-writing has an entrepreneurial element: to invent a central story that can function at once as a plausible action and as an emblematic or symbolic one is akin to inventing a machine or product, a patent that will run and run.
A plausible action mechanism for this kind of compounds was proposed and confirmed by employing fluorescent spectroscopy, fluorescence microscopy, and scanning electron microscopy.
Faking death is an entirely plausible action for a person in a serious fix.
The remaining axioms, Axioms 9-12, posed a similar problem of having many plausible action options.
Is it plausible that actions taken by one energy company could set off a chain reaction of disastrous events around the world?
The scrutiny on the Trump administration has already "limited his range of plausible political action," Shane said.
In the absence of plausible federal action, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut formed a coalition to share information about people prohibited from owning guns, collect data on gun trafficking, and work to get universities to coordinate research.
Although we have not yet demonstrated that this occurs in our experimental model, it is plausible that action potentials travelling antidromically from NVmes cell bodies into their Ia axons may induce a similar release of glutamate from their annulospiral endings.
