"Fearless," directed by Michael John Warren, looks good and moves smoothly.
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Ahead are some tips for ensuring everything moves smoothly on your vacation.
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It feels comfortable in the hand and moves smoothly, augmented by haptic feedback.
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It just moves smoothly in 360 degrees like you'd expect from a modern console controller.
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What's not apparent is how much Dlugos has cut away as he moves smoothly from one perception to another.
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He moves smoothly, always nimble and balanced, on his toes, bouncing like a small child wanting to go outside.
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The vehicle moves smoothly down busy Penn Avenue, stopping at four-way stop signs and traffic lights, slowing to allow other cars to parallel park.
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The particulars of the plot are never in doubt; Mr. Mayer's production, with its candy-colored midcentury dresses and shifting panels, moves smoothly and stylishly.
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"The way to have an appropriations process that moves smoothly is to work in a bipartisan way and not load up bills with partisan riders," the aide said.
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In the second half, it moves smoothly to a more serious tone as Sulu begins to find her feet in the outside world, realising that the one she built at home might be crumbling.
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It sounds incredible and I can tell you that everything on the Retina display (which is also 20% brighter) looks good and moves smoothly, but I also can't tell when or if the refresh rate is adjusting.
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The robotic pup—which unlike an actual dog is probably not very fun to pet and may eventually use its cold, unfeeling AI to determine the most efficient way to kill—moves smoothly thanks to its 17 joints and 3D vision system that allows it to perceive the world around it.
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This is used to drive the winch to compensate for the towing point movement and ensures that the towed device moves smoothly through the sea.
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Roger Ebert, reviewing the film for the Chicago Sun-Times, awarded it three out of four stars, saying it "moves smoothly and with visual style and verbal wit."Ebert, Roger. "Con Air Review." Chicago Sun-Times, June 6, 1997.
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Only Indu (Meena), a salesgirl, seems to have some family to speak of. The narration moves smoothly forward with Rishi and Velu leading their own lives, then their paths cross. One is mistaken for the other, and complications arise. The underworld guns for Velu.
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Allmusic's retrospective review summarised 'Slickly produced with rich vocals from Paul Carrack and Paul Young, The Living Years moves smoothly between anthemic ballads such as the title track and more up- beat numbers such as "Seeing Is Believing."' They commented that the album was inconsistent, however, at times venturing into genres that the group could not handle convincingly.
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There is nothing that Achu hides from her mother. But the only thing taboo in their life is the talk about her father. Vanaja never speaks about Achu's father and Achu never asks her as she doesn't want to hurt her beloved mother. Their life moves smoothly until Immanuel John alias Ijo (Narain) enters their life.
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Rahul Ram, Bass Guitar and vocals Ram's bass playing moves smoothly – from melodic enmeshing with vocal and guitar lines to the more standard laying of foundations over which the band soars. His stage presence is an essential part of Indian Ocean's live concerts. His vocals have a power and edge that emphasises the folk roots of the band. Rahul also does most of the talking at live shows.
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From Manfred's point of view, humans are strange beings who live in a world of fractured time where they disappear from one place and reappear in another and otherwise move in a jerky, uncoordinated manner. Heliogabalus, to Manfred, moves smoothly and gracefully. He seems to talk to Manfred without words. The precipitating event of the story is the suicide of Manfred Steiner's father Norbert which has the effect of connecting Kott to Manfred and also depriving Otto Zitte, a colleague of Norbert's, of his livelihood.
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This simple example shows the situation described above. This example is only illustrative and will not offer any actual drawing of geometric objects, nor specification of what they look like. // Servant class, offering its functionality to classes implementing // Movable Interface public class MoveServant { // Method, which will move Movable implementing class to position where public void moveTo(Movable serviced, Position where) { // Do some other stuff to ensure it moves smoothly and nicely, this is // the place to offer the functionality serviced.setPosition(where); } // Method, which will move Movable implementing class by dx and dy public void moveBy(Movable serviced, int dx, int dy) { // this is the place to offer the functionality dx += serviced.getPosition().
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The Crayford focuser design is reminiscent of the Dobsonian design for telescopes, since instead of precision machining, it relies on geometry to preclude any wobble or backlash . The Crayford is similar in appearance to a Rack and pinion focuser, but has no teeth on either the rack or the pinion. Instead, a round axle is pressed (for example by a spring-loaded or thumbscrew-tightened piece of PTFE plastic) against a flat on the side of the focuser drawtube, relying only on friction to move the drawtube as the axle is turned. This also presses the drawtube against a set of four ball bearings against which it moves smoothly with minimal friction.
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The two types of hydrofoils: surface-piercing and fully submerged Since air and water are governed by similar fluid equations—albeit with different levels of viscosity, density, and compressibility—the hydrofoil and airfoil (both types of foil) create lift in identical ways. The foil shape moves smoothly through the water, deflecting the flow downward, which, following the Euler equations, exerts an upward force on the foil. This turning of the water creates higher pressure on the bottom of the foil and reduced pressure on the top. This pressure difference is accompanied by a velocity difference, via Bernoulli's principle, so the resulting flow field about the foil has a higher average velocity on one side than the other.
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