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(151) The reversal of features, particularly structural features such as faults, by reactivation. For example, a normal fault might move in a direction opposite to its initial movement.
(152) When pneumonia becomes severe, children may experience lower chest wall indrawing, where their chests move in or retract during inhalation (in a healthy person, the chest expands during inhalation).
(153) For the figures eight move in belly dancing the hips will follow a basic figure eight motion.
(154) Several of his pals started to move in on me.
(155) The crack spread widens and narrows because the price of gasoline and crude oil don't move in synch.
(156) Appeal to a physical body suffices, I think, to have an explanation as to the difference between an animated and an inanimate body, how bodies will move in nonrandom ways.
(157) Along this road the inhabitants slowly move in Indian file.
(158) Violence is escalating in the Gaza Strip as Israeli tanks move in.
(159) The proposal unveiled by Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns was the administration's opening move in what will be a lengthy tug of war with Congress over a new multi-year farm bill.
(160) Janissary archers shower the enemy with arrows , weakening and breaking formations before the infantry move in.
(161) At the beginning we wanted to paint the master room then move in, but now, we just can move in first then empty the small room to set up baby's room.
(162) Cole hardly needs to justify his cross-town move in 2006 in terms of the hardest currency of them all.
(163) A disc lit by a stroboscopic light rotates. The disc is covered with a series of pictures which move in a spiral from the outer edge to the centre.
(164) As Linux makes its move in the big - business arena, the open - source community faces growing pains.
(165) In the face of the increase in one night stands, premarital and extramarital sex, some Chinese university students began to move in the opposite direction.
(166) Of course, we know the gesture is only a calculated strategic move in Russia's geopolitical game.
(167) Winger Wright-Phillips was on the brink of a loan move in the January transfer window after handing in a transfer request in frustration at his lack of regular games.
(168) Many liberals began to move in a direction that the master manipulator had considered inconceivable.
(169) This stage is slow - wave sleep because the brain waves move in a very slow, regular rhythm.
(170) Wavemeter requires that the guide can move in uniform motion and along straight line.
(171) Open the books, but I don't know the teacher's lips niches move in where, continue wirtting, also do not understand what is irrelevant to the dash in one.
(172) Dimitrakopoulos says it is the first move in what could be a protracted renegotiation between Greece and the EU.
(173) Mimics the lymphatic system, delivers and promotes lymphatic and move in the correct physiological direction.
(174) Encouragingly, Mr Erdogan is dropping hints that he will move in this direction.
(175) GPS measurements indicate different crustal block move in different direction and with different rates.
(176) We should tidy up the place before we move in.
(177) "Those with substantial presence like GM and VW -- their revenues and costs should move in line with local currency," said Standard and Poor's analyst Gregg Lemos-Stein.
(178) Lakes in the master would be too many to count, mostly move in and out with wizardly elusiveness, I have the honor to follow good learning skill in qing.
(178)try its best to gather and build good sentences.
(179) Castling is the only move in chess where two pieces move at the same time.
(180) When the Allies landed in Normandy, they met battered German forces with no air cover, crippled by lack of fuel and supplies, unable to move in daytime.
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