Scroll-wise coiled forwards beneath the body, and then rapidly sprung backwards, it is this which gives that singular darting, leaping
motion to the monster when furiously swimming.
12), you learned that Shaun White relies on Newton's laws of
motion to tackle high-flying stunts on his skateboard or snowboard.
In an experiment performed by NIST, in collaboration with researchers from the University of Queensland, Australia, ultra-cold atoms oscillating in optical potential wells were observed to tunnel from one allowed
motion to another which was not well connected via a classical pathway.
2-4 show our basic plays with normal wingback
motion to the split-end side.
Cohen points out, in addition, that both considered
motion to be a state, that both spoke of the theory of inertia as a "law," and that both made use of the qualifying phrase "quantum in se est" in describing it.
Instead of abruptly and arbitrarily shifting from one type of
motion to another, the ribbon endlessly repeats the same combination of moves.
The "Special" lets our halfbacks know that we want our pre-snap
motion to be in the opposite direction; that is, instead of motioning left, we want
motion to the right.
In their view, brain cells that detect motion in a particular direction become so overworked when adapting to a moving pattern that their activity temporarily reverses when the pattern halts, giving
motion to what an observer knows are firmly rooted trees.
