Sentence examples for would be motion from inspiring English sources

If velocity was a function of the proportion of force to the resistance of the medium, then with no resistance there would be motion in an instant, something usually considered an impossibility.

A paradigmatic example of natural (local) motion is the motion of a freely falling body, whereas an example of violent (local) motion would be the motion of a thrown body.

All these are examples of photographs that would like to be motion pictures - when they grow up.

If that's the case, Del Toro would likely be motion-captured for his performance, a la how Mark Ruffalo turned into the Hulk for Joss Whedon's summer blockbuster.

Feeling that his ultimate contributions would be in motion pictures, Radnitz moved to Hollywood.

Without energy, there would be no motion, no way of defining the passage of time, no life, no fireworks in the sky or in the heart.

Without it, there would be no motion, because there would be no space without particles in it into which particles could move, and a ball of wool would weigh the same as a ball of lead.

But the speaker of Parliament, Avraham Burg, warned Mr. Weizman's chief of staff that if the president did not step down now, there would be a motion in Parliament to have him dismissed.

"It would be a motion State nolle prose," the judge repeated.

In this sense, it would be a motion taken with the support of a vast majority of the international community declaring that the solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is two-states, not one.

If I wanted to see how this applied in real life, he said, I should drop by his courtroom that afternoon, where he would be hearing motions.