Tulip and Cassidy have the same ultimate goal: forward motion.
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The percussive groove also lends an impression of forward motion.
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But the company also showed some forward motion during the quarter.
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Jupiter's forward motion means an uplifting change in your behavior, Gemini.
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Now any kind of forward motion translates to an in-game throw.
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Not far enough, in my opinion, but we were in forward motion.
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I was so free of anxiety and so full of forward motion.
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The streetlight reflects fear and forward motion and sadness and loss and gain.
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"This announcement is forward motion that I'd like to welcome," Abe told reporters.
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Today's princess has a little bit more forward motion and drive to her.
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The president pled with Senate Republicans in his speech yesterday for forward motion.
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There was forward motion even in arias of slow loveliness; the dialogue crackled.
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They beat their tailfin rapidly from side to side to gain forward motion.
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And all of this forward motion of racism yielded the presidency of Donald Trump and a Republican Congress, just as all of the forward motion of racial progress since the 1960s yielded President Obama and the diverse congress of protesters.
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A second collage highlights some of her best 2017 performances in fast-forward motion.
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There is no hope without forward motion and there is no change without freedom.
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They have antennae that wriggle around and their method of forward motion is weird.
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Then there's a fourth dimension, time, through which we can only experience forward motion.
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This podcast isn't specific to Trump, but is a message of powerful forward motion.
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Consider the ways you're being a perfectionist, and if it's hindering your forward motion.
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Barboza's strike worked because it was a well-timed counter to Dariush's forward motion.
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Unlike the runner, it was slightly futurist, pointed as if in fast-forward motion.
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Fans expected near-constant forward motion from their teams, and managers by and large obliged.
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"The long sweep of America has been defined by forward motion," Obama said in Chicago.
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Then, as you pull ahead of it, the car appears to resume its forward motion.
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Some forward motion around a trip or project you've been working toward could finally start.
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His second-place finish in Iowa suggested the New York billionaire's forward motion had stalled.
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Almost all vertebrates, including humans, are hypersensitive to forward motion that moves from back to front.
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The turbulent wind caused by the forward motion of the skier made the phone spin uncontrollably.
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Nonetheless, consumer demand rose at a decent rate, 2.2 percent last quarter, to provide some forward motion.
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Meanwhile, the seat belt designs for some models also allowed too much forward motion during crash tests.
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Parties in forward motion tend to keep going forward; parties in reverse tend to stay in reverse.
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Colored People Time flips the forward motion inherent within a novelistic structure; nobody gets their just desserts.
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Aides cited these developments as a sign of forward motion as Biden began his New Hampshire swing.
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The constant forward motion is there to lead you right into the void with no chance for escape.
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And I'm still not sure how he got so much forward motion on this bizarre skipping knee strike.
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Playing the tune with brushes, Mr. Cyrille sketches a tempo with clear forward motion but no strict cadence.
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Exuberant modern dance gives way to stepping that becomes the train's relentless forward motion as men head north.
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Each day felt endless, with no sense of forward motion, no belief that I would ever feel better.
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As baffling and crushing as her end was, her life and career had been warm with forward motion.
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The forward motion of time leads to only one destination, but movies can make it run backward too.
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But what's striking is that so far there doesn't seem to be any forward motion on it at all.
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He sets it up as a counter to the opponent's forward motion by retreating to draw the opponent on.
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In astrology, the planets move through the zodiac (which is comprised of twelve astrological signs) in a "forward" motion.
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Johnson's constant forward motion in that fight kept Barboza from kicking comfortably and exhausted the Brazilian over three rounds.
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Although she seems to lurch out from the picture plane, she appears to be arrested in her forward motion.
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He has plenty of forward motion, but his way of approaching Jezek's propulsive writing results in a smooth ride.
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The iPhone can also mistake the forward motion of a train or a bus for riding in a car.
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A pair of short stubby wings on the craft provide a lifting force that translates vertical motion into forward motion.
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The Andrews Sisters recorded the first vocal version, featuring percussive cracks of the whip to accentuate the song's forward motion.
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I tried again for forward motion, this time travelling what felt to me like a great distance at great speed.
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There's a gear shifter, but it doesn't do anything, and there's no accelerator, just a brake pedal, to control forward motion.
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But, in case you do, I have some good news: Mercury turns direct today, bringing some forward motion around your reputation.
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Should he, he wonders, provide a static analysis of "Hamlet," and thereby risk losing touch with the play's "relentless forward motion"?
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It has 15392763-inch wheels, housed with flared fenders, and a long, low body that conveys a sense of forward motion.
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Having just read the book, I missed King's energy and earnestness, and most of all his sense of relentless forward motion.
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With his signature blend of comedy and absurdism, Armisen adds a sense of forward motion and propulsion to this dreamy pop cover.
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Until this point, skateboarding was in perpetual forward motion—a young sport still defining what exactly it was without time for reflection.
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It's always fun to read something that I barely understand, and this piece on the forward motion of time fits the bill.
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With Hurricane Harvey, the forward motion once its center crosses the Texas coast between Corpus Christi and Houston may be essentially nil.
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Once Mercury swings back into forward motion, so will you, putting the finishing touches on your to-do list once and for all.
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That let them recover kinetic energy from the vehicle's forward motion, turn it into electricity and use this to top up the battery.
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Climate deniers, as well as those with demonstrably impractical, short-term, feel-good solutions are moving us sideways when forward motion is essential.
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"The Walking Dead" runs on a sharklike constant forward motion, as if any pause for reflection might bring it to a screeching halt.
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"I could see they needed a leader who had some of the maps to come out of trauma into forward motion," he said.
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New Order's forward motion as band was interrupted by multiple lengthy breaks and numerous side projects, even before things went sideways for good.
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It begins, like music itself, with a beat, the forward motion of time, following our orbit through the swirling clouds of the cosmos.
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A move like this could be equally likely to engender hostility from the hill as it could to create forward motion on health care.
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He recalls seeing Lateef, a master saxophonist and flautist, taking oboe lessons at UMass, well into his 80s, a lesson in continual forward motion.
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Despite all our narratives of forward motion, more than half of the country lives paycheck to paycheck with less than $1,000 to their name.
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"I'm feeling a forward motion with all of this, and a sense of accomplishment and wheels turning, as creaky as they are," she said.
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Jupiter retrograde ends this week, and its forward motion corresponds with you moving forward in your relationships—in the direction you want to go!
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That's because these special kicks are designed specifically for the repetitive, high-impact forward motion that can cause injury over time if you're not careful.
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As a goalie, when you try to make a save and you have a forward motion and he doesn't make any effort to get out.
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BREXIT: LAWMAKERS WILL ON TUESDAY PUT FORWARD MOTION TO TAKE CONTROL OF PARLIAMENT BUSINESS ON WEDNESDAY TO LAUNCH BILL TO PREVENT NO-DEAL BREXIT - SOURCE
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But the long sweep of America has been defined by forward motion, a constant widening of our founding creed to embrace all and not just some.
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Chen said the strength, size and forward motion of the hurricane affect ocean surface waves, water level and temperature -- effectively changing the shape of the ocean.
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Make sure the ball is rolling in forward motion and make sure there is momentum and enough money coming in before you leave your day job.
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Clinton go away, because her continued presence doesn't do anything other than make us feel bad; maybe she even gets in the way of forward motion.
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"Stride" — which Ms. León described as being about bounding forward — seems an odd title for a piece that is, beautifully, without much sense of forward motion.
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A study published in the journal Nature in June 2018 found that the forward motion of tropical cyclones slowed by 10 percent between 1949 and 2016.
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Ultimately, the researchers found that the key to dynamic motion in a multilegged robot involves incorporating a certain degree of instability into the robopede's forward motion.
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Unlike NASA's shuttles, once the BFR slows down and loses its forward motion, it also loses most of its ability to propel itself to a specific location.
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You've got extra forces on you because you're dropping in (think of jumping in a descending elevator) and then there's the forward motion that pulls you down.
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Since I first heard my mother say, "I don't believe in linear time," when someone asked her age, I've not stopped questioning the convention of forward motion.
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But all the same, the car had become an emblem of something much larger to me: the intense freedom that comes from propelling your own forward motion.
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The film's scientists follow a more coherent plan, with more forward motion, than they do in the book, and the monsters that hunt them are more conventionally scary.
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On Thursday, whatever upheaval was caused by interpersonal misunderstandings swings back into order as Mercury ends its retrograde and resumes a forward motion through your house of partnerships.
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It is the forward motion, the non-committal jab, the value of staying on guard, the ability to recover, and the use of the feint which frustrate Silva.
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And Carlo Rizzi ("Turandot") and two youngsters, Alexander Soddy ("Bohème") and Jader Bignamini ("Butterfly," in his company debut) conducted with properly Puccinian balances of lushness and forward motion.
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But, the fact that they gave their lives to those efforts, in fact, led to the forward motion that we then made the mistake of taking for granted.
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However, as of Thursday, Jared Kushner, the President's son-in-law and adviser, may have resurrected the possibility of some grudging forward motion, even in the Trump era.
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"Florence is an extremely dangerous hurricane, and its slow forward motion will distinguish it from many previous hurricanes that have affected the Southeast coast in the past," Navarro says.
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The album sticks in one's ear partially because of Kline's softly messy sonic signature, mixing electric guitar chug with acoustic guitar lilt to conjure breezy, rickety, restless forward motion.
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However, forward motion takes place in your social life and within the groups and associations you work with, as sweet Venus connects with your ruling planet Saturn this morning.
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Our desire to travel a little further backward, to see why these people are doing what they're doing, is both piqued and stymied by the film's relentless forward motion.
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On Tuesday, Jupiter—which has been ruthlessly digging up your subconscious dirt since it began its retrograde in March—resumes its forward motion, bringing you back up to speed.
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On Tuesday, planet of expansion Jupiter resumes its forward motion through the career sector of your chart, giving you a new sense of direction after experiencing setbacks since March.
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I hadn't realized how much I took that for granted, how much of my sense of well-being and forward motion depended on marking things down in a calendar.
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The forward motion conveyed by that title carries through to her eclectic music, the latest example of which is "My Body," the first single from Hold A, Act 2.
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Full disclosure, forthright joy and forward motion are the dynamos of his art, which in my book at least, gives him an edge over Lucian Freud and Francis Bacon.
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This movie is never particularly ingenious—the best it can hope for is being mildly clever—but its lumbering forward motion does a decent job of simulating suspense and excitement.
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While Mercury's forward motion will clarify a few things, in general, this month will bring confusion due to a slew of planets opposing Neptune, the planet of dreams and delusions.
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When the people of the future look back at our century of auto life, will they regard it as a useful stage of forward motion or as a wrong turn?
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The novel's action ends on an ambiguous note, but a popular and acclaimed TV show needs forward motion, so the second season veered onto its own path, with varying results.
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Not since Franklin Roosevelt has a president relied so heavily on administrative proclamations in his first 100 days—in Trump's case, to create the appearance of forward motion amid legislative gridlock.
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But this album, which comes three years after its last one, captures Mr. Barnett torn between forward motion and backward longing, confronting his weaknesses and hoping that confession will become salvation.
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Arabs may take heart from the fact that in Europe, the supposedly revolutionary years of 1848 and 1968 produced little forward motion; indeed their immediate effect was to prompt a conservative backlash.
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Such staccato paragraphs expand "The Woman in the Window" to more than four hundred pages even as they allow those pages to be read and turned in a near-continuous forward motion.
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On Tuesday afternoon, it resumes its forward motion, giving you the drive to move forward with your love life—with a little help from Venus entering your dating sector on Monday evening.
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In this case, once the ball leaves my hand, there are only two main forces working on it: the downward gravitational force and an air-drag force resisting the ball's forward motion.
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Your last two films were very much about forward motion and growth, but Last Flag Flying has these moments where the characters are lost in the past and trapped in their own thoughts.
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"I could see they needed a leader who had some of the maps to come out of trauma into forward motion," he said in an interview with The New York Times last year.
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Across the country, as Month 13 turned into Months 14 and 15, the early results of private sponsorship of Syrians looked a lot like Mr. Hajj's progress — still tentative, but showing forward motion.
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But the point of the resulting album is neither tune nor groove but flow — constant, sweeping, sinuous forward motion, embodied in the lightness of her band and the piercing clarity of her voice.
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The Chinese scientists bestowed photons from a laser with different polarizations (the direction their waves travel perpendicularly to the photon's forward motion) by passing the light through a series of crystal, filters, and mirrors.
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"There's a sense that there is a particular sound that's being inherited, but then there's also a shared forward motion with other people from other parts of the world," said Mr. Mogorosi, the drummer.
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The latest paintings, oil studies and works on paper in Brice Marden's blazing exhibition, "It reminds me of something, and I don't know what it is," amp up "transitional" to mean unstoppable forward motion.
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"There are other neurons that would prefer some of the other directions, but it's more than 50 percent of the neurons prefer that forward motion," lead author and zoologist Andrea Gaede explained to Motherboard.
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Once in the target planet's gravitational field, the craft could use a tiny electromagnetic rail gun to fire payloads of microbes out of the back at a speed which cancelled out the craft's forward motion.
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There isn't really a plot, but they all orbit around Jamie, a blank slate of a 19793-year-old boy whose adolescent foibles and vague journey to "become a man" provide the film's forward motion.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Saturday he welcomed North Korea's statement that it was suspending all nuclear and missile tests as "forward motion" but that this must lead to verifiable denuclearisation.
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"In the name of Jesus, you Hurricane Florence, we speak to you in the name of Jesus, and we command the storm to cease its forward motion and go harmlessly into the Atlantic," Robertson said.
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Yes, but: The storm's forward motion of 17 miles per hour, along with some wind shear — winds blowing with different speeds or direction with height — could act to keep a lid on the storm's rate of intensification.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The oeuvre of late artist David Wojnarowicz spanned photography, painting, film, music, writing, and performance, all of which are incorporated into the hybrid work "ITSOFOMO: In The Shadow of Forward Motion" (1989).
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The waves in those pools are created by a hydrofoil, a kind of underwater mechanical arm that sweeps the mass of water over a shallowing bottom that pushes its energy upward, where it breaks in one forward motion.
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They have to be constantly pushed to show their numbers, and they need to hear it from the boss, if there's any lack of forward motion, they need to hear it from the boss on a regular basis.
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When an economy is growing, economists always look for the irresistible object, for whatever it is that will stop the forward motion of the economy, and make an economy that is newly at rest tend to stay at rest.
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He then dropped off the walkway ledge, which runs alongside the 25, without his board to get an approximation of a worse-case scenario: a fall without wheels to transfer the g-force of the landing into forward motion.
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I love her and Darlene together as a team, not only because they're obvious polar opposites, but because their recognition that they can only accomplish their goals with each other's help represents some real forward motion in the story.
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In Florence's case, the hurricane's slow, forward motion as it comes ashore raises the possibility that some areas could see an extended duration of hurricane-force winds, which would maximize property damage and infrastructure problems, particularly to the electric grid.
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"The amount of water rise can depend on storm strength, speed of forward motion, what angle the storm is coming in at relative to the coast, how shallow the body of water is close to the coast, and tides," LaRosa says.
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Fearing that the departure of its second-biggest economy and major global power could prompt the unraveling of the bloc, many leaders argue that only forward motion can revive popular support for the EU by generating economic and security benefits.
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Well, it introduced a new mode of film—in reverse—so stunning, so lovely, so surreal, that it helped eyes appreciate all the same lyrical, kinetic things in forward motion, things to which we become so accustomed that we grow blasé.
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As Mars resumes its forward motion, think about how you can be more effective in your commutations, and meditate on the difference between confidently stating your needs and setting your boundaries versus being cruel or even giving the silent treatment.
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She participates in the ultimate act of optimism: the creation of an actual musical, where her characters, who shine with forward motion and positivity, burst into song, just like they're supposed to — a musical, where all emotions are valid and celebrated.
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Lawmakers are quick to bemoan the lack of forward motion on a fix for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy, a program that protected young undocumented immigrants who came to the US as children that President Donald Trump is ending.
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Upstairs the paintings reiterate van Dyck's trajectory with stronger forward motion, especially on a long wall that begins with the small, relatively tentative "Portrait of a Seventy-Year-Old Man" from 1613, and ends with a pair of large, polished portraits from 1620.
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The circumvention of the earth without use of fuels or forward motion would encourage Piccard to continue his exploration of not only flight, but of sustainable, green energy in his groundbreaking Solar Impulse project which achieved it's lofty goals in its second iteration.
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The first hook dominates the verses, leading the song's simple forward motion, before the other one takes over and destabilizes the music, turning the song into a valiant attempt to control a creeping nausea; it spirals around and around as your head spins.
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According to the company, In addition to providing a feeling of forward motion, the carbon fiber plate critically serves to add bending stiffness, tuned to improve stride-by-stride efficiency for the three athletes and minimize energy loss over the course of the race.
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Venus retrograde's forward motion through Libra will find you resting up, getting ready to reemerge after some private time away, so honor Mercury retrograde by keeping your phone turned off and focusing on quality alone time until December 226, when Venus reenters your sign.
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Ramos spotted Patrick Mouratoglou, sitting in the Williams box, making what he interpreted as a coaching hand gesture (he had his hands about six inches apart moving in a forward motion that Ramos interpreted as an indication of how he wanted Williams to move).
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The second structure, a boat shed made from the same faded planks of local white cedar, is shaped like a crystal of Maldon salt, stretched low over the ground, its form distended by forward motion, as though ensnared in its sprint through the forest.
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"This Is Happiness" is as full of detours and backward glances as it is of forward motion and — as befits a novel narrated by an old man who comments that "as you get toward the end, you revisit the beginning" — is centrally preoccupied with time itself.
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And while as a mother and an aunt, I hate it, I hate it, I hate it that we haven't made more progress for younger women, this does represent an odd form of forward motion: We can't really deal with an issue until we fully understand the issue.
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Super dancefloor-targeted, the song's beat — including Prince's signature heavy third but a little more nuanced, speeding up every other measure to lend the music a sense of forward motion — aims to make you jump from your seat, move move move, shake your body til your neighbors stare at ya.
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"There are sharks that must continue swimming to be able to breathe, as they rely on the forward motion to keep water passing through their gill slits and get oxygen," said Stan Shea, marine program director for the Bloom Association Hong Kong, a nonprofit that works to preserve the marine environment.
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From the sleepy acoustic guitar of the opening and subsequent verses, which remind me of the meandering, crawling hours spent slowly combing through backroads, to the synthy rush of the chorus, the song feels like it's carried on the sort of breeze that's created by a car's forward motion, in more ways than one.
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Firstly, he should focus on picking his lead leg up to check the kicks and then advance as the foot returns to the mat—the main concern being the oblique kicks and low line side kicks which stall forward motion—though a cross check on the left round kicks Jones pounded Cormier's body and forearm with would work just as well.
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The smaller XV-24A SVD showed off, among other things, how the final craft will transition between its outbound and inbound flight states, and showed that the basic flight physics work for how it's intended to operate, with rotors that angle vertically to help propel the craft into the air, before adjusting to a horizontal alignment like you'd find on commercial jets, for faster forward motion vs.
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