Sentence examples for release moment from inspiring English sources

The anti-balloon campaign group Balloons Blow suggests blowing bubbles for that "release" moment.

Parents who would rather have been in bed or immersed in a grown-up movie were, by order of their children, instead jammed into the nearest open bookstore to get a copy of "OOP," as Harry Potter enthusiasts have been calling it, at the designated release moment.

Yes answers to clips depicting the release moment (complete conditions) were counted as hits and yes answers to clips not depicting the release moment (incomplete condition) were counted as false alarms.

Yeah, that leak did a number on the official "release moment" of Olympus' new micro four-thirds camera.

The release moment was 6.635 × 1018 Nm, corresponding to a magnitude of Mw 6.49, which is consistent with the focal mechanism solutions obtained by the USGS and GCMT as well as others (Shan et al. 2017b; Wang et al. 2018; Yi et al. 2017).

The maximal fault slip is located at 33.25°N and 103.82°E at a depth of ~ 11 km, and the release moment is approximately 6.635 × 1018 Nm, corresponding to a magnitude of Mw 6.49, which is consistent with results reported by the US Geological Survey, Global Centroid Moment Tensor, and other researchers.

The released moment by each postseismic slip is also larger than the coseismic slip (see Table 1).

The amount of released moment during the initial small rupture spanning Patch S is, however, larger than that in the typical nS event.

The seismic coupling, which is the ratio of the seismically released moment to the accumulated moment due to plate subduction, is 5% over approximately 100 years (Peterson and Seno 1984).

That strategy was already on display in a statement Mr. McConnell released moments after Ms. Grimes announced her candidacy.

In a statement released moments after Mr. Bennett spoke, the National Restaurant Association officially confirmed that the complaint had been filed, but said that Mr. Cain had denied the allegations in it.