Refers to when players are betting and raising. "There's a lot of action on this table."

The betting in a hand or game. A lot of action means a lot of betting.

A player's turn to act. Check, Bet, Call, Raise and Fold are all actions players can make.

Total amount of money wagered in a game.

The movement of the pins caused by the bowling ball hitting them into each other and the kickplates.

How busy the table is. Or... wagers that are in play.

The value of bets laid out by a punter.

A players turn to act.

refers to the stakes involved in playing poker. A game that contains a lot of action alludes to the vast sums of money being played.

Term used in evaluation of a casino customer's slot play that represents all coins or credits played, including winnings that subsequently are played and lost. (Example: If a player inserts 20 Euro into a slot, wins 20 Euro on the first spin, and loses on every subsequent spin during a session, he has given the casino 40 Euro worth of "action".)

All of the money bet in a certain amount of time. For example, 10 bets of $10 equal $100 of action in a session of black jack.

As in, "At the Pool Room, there's action around the clock". Action is another word for gambling.

The movement of the plot. Work of players.

The action is the bet that's being given.

Playing for the cheese.

Any kind of bets or wager.

A wager that has been accepted.

A general term in gambling, referring to the amount of money played in a specific time period. For example, if a player places five $10 bets, the total action for that player is $50.

primarily action-oriented: lots of kick-punch-run-fight, and the song generally rocks.

An act by a landlord, such as raising a resident's rent, seeking to evict a resident, or otherwise punishing a resident because the resident has used the repair and deduct remedy or the rent withholding remedy, or has asserted other resident rights.

The total amount of monies wagered by players at a table.

The money you or another gambler has to gamble or wager (to put into action) slang: 'So whats your action" or" Whats the action" or" whats the minimum action on this table".

Total sum of all wagers. Also refers to gambling activities in general.

The money wagered by a casino player during the playing session.

The amount of calling and raising going on at the table to creating a large pot.

This means an opportunity to act;

the amount of money placed into the pot.

A word used to describe any form of gambling around a pool table.

(1) Opportunity to act. Example - “You're action, sir” meaning its your turn (2) Bets and raises. Example - “Three spades are on the board and there is a lot of action, someone must have made their flush

A move by a player

A general gambling term which refers to the total amount of money bet in a specific play or over a specific period of time. Ten bets of 20 dollars each is $200 of action.

Refers to the total amount of money bet in a specific period of time. Five bets of five dollars each is $25 of action.

Checking, betting, and raising.

(1) Opportunity to act. If a player appears not to realize it's his turn, the dealer will say "Your action, sir." (2) Bets and raises. "If a third heart hits the board and there's a lot of action, you have to assume that somebody has made the flush."

The amount of betting in a particular game.

A bet, raise, call, fold or check.

an act by a landlord, such as raising a tenant's rent, seeking to evict a tenant, or otherwise punishing a tenant because the tenant has used the repair and deduct remedy or the rent withholding remedy, or has asserted other tenant rights.

refers to the total amount of money bet in for a determined period of time.

The betting in a hand or game. A player who is said to give a lot of action is someone who bets a lot and plays many hands. A player who puts in the first bet is said to start the action.

Any kind of gambling.

The amount of money wagered. In poker, the placing of money into the pot.

Gambling and / or loose betting.

A fold, check, call, bet, raise, or showdown

Single bet of any kind or the total amount of money wagered

The term used by players describing the opportunity to play money games. When a player goes to a backgammon club they may ask if there is any 'action'.

Betting. When a pot has a lot of callers, or lots of raising, it's an "action pot". When a flop comes out with lots of high cards that are typically held by players (such as AKQ), this can be called an "action flop" because it's a flop that's likely to generate a lot of action.

Anytime a customer makes a bet, he has action, unless otherwise stipulated in the sportsbook's betting rules. For instance, baseball wagers typically have “no action” if one of the listed pitchers does not start.

The money wagered by a player during a full gambling session.

These are exciting poker matches with a lot of action plays. Many times these games have many players involved. The game play is quick and exciting. Bets, raises, calls and folds are constantly being places. The pot is usually large and grows rapidly.

A check, bet, call, fold or raise.

When decisions are to be made. To make a decision to check, bet, fold or raise. It can also refer to a hand with lots of callers or raisers.

a game for money, as in, "Let's go in and see if there is any action." Or when inquiring about a pool room, a player might ask "Do they get much action in there?"

A player's turn to act; as in, "The action is on you Sir." Also can refer to much betting and raising, "That game has a lot of action."

Another term for "betting," that is, to start the action is to start the betting.

1. This is a term for the play a player makes e.g. Bet, Check, Raise or Fold. 2. Could be used to describe a game in which a lot of betting takes place. i.e. There is a lot of "action" in that game.

En check, bet, syn, läggning eller höjning.

generic term for a check, bet, raise, re-raise or anything else done by an active player during a round of betting

The process of checking, betting, calling, folding or raising.

A fold, check, call, bet, or raise. For certain situations, doing something formally connected with the game that conveys information about your hand may also be considered as having taken action. Examples would be showing your cards at the end of the hand, or indicating the number of cards you are taking at draw.

A wager. Total amount of money bet by a player throughout the course of an entire gambling session. Amount of money "put into action".

In baseball, placing a bet on the site no matter who pitches.

this means that a lot of people make their wagers at the table

a bet or a wager

A term used by Backgammon players for playing on real money.

1) When it is a player's turn to bet the "action" is on that player. 2) When there is lots of betting going on at a table it is said to have a lot of "action."

This can refer to either one bet, or to a lot of betting.

All of the bets which have taken place in a specific time.

These are high action matches, with exciting card hands which happen frequently. The pot will rapidly increase and great deal of money and winnings will be included.

Any wager. A bettor is said to be in action when having a bet riding on any sporting event or table game.

The amount of money a player bets during an entire playing session.

A player's turn to act. A bet, as well as all the calls of that bet. E.g., a player makes a $10 bet, and two other players call, he has $10 action in the pot and received $20 worth of action from the other players.

The act of putting chips in the pot, gambling of any sort.

Betting, raising, calling. A game with a lot of action whith lots of money changing hands. Such games should be sought after, because the more money moves, the more chances you have to win it.

The opportunity to act. "After Bob raised, the action was on Jim." Also: Bets, raises, and re-raises. "After seeing Jim re-raise him, and then Charlie re-raise again, Bob could barely believe how much action he was getting holding aces."

This refers to the frequency or occurrence of betting. In other words, if there is a lot of betting and raising, then there is a lot of action.

A live bet or bets.

Refers to betting, especially gambling (loose bets). The more betting in a game the more action there is.

The betting, opportunity to act. In the case when a player appears to not realize it's his turn, the dealer will say, "Your action, sir."

Betting, raising, and calling. A game with a lot of action is a game in which a lot of money is changing hands. These are good games to seek, because the more money moves, the more opportunity you have to win money.

The amount of money wagered over a given period of time. Used as a basis for judging comps.

A wager or bet. In baseball – placing a bet, irrelevant who pitches.

(n). 1. A bet 2. A large amount of betting.

A baseball wager where no pitcher is specified.

The total money a player wagers during a session.

This is a general gambling term which refers to the total amount of money bet in a specific period of time. Ten bets of £15 each is £150 of action.

A bettor who has placed a bet is said to have "action". Slang term for bet.

The opportunity to act. If a player appears not to realize it"s their turn, the dealer will say "Your action, ma"am."

Betting. If someone says “there has been action” then they are saying that there has been at least one bet in the hand. Also, the player whose turn it is to act is said to have the action. “The action is on you Paul.

Action means bets. Having action means having a bet. Action has a special meaning for baseball bets: Its means the bet counts even even if there is a change in starting pitchers. If there is a pitcher change accompanied by an odds change, the action bettor will receive the new odds. The default is that the listed pitchers must start; to have action no matter who pitches, you must specify action when you make your bet.

Any betting or the opportunity to bet. So, in a poker context, you might say ‘the action at the fi nal table was intense’, or ‘is it my action?’ (meaning ‘is it my turn to act?’). If you’re always betting and raising, you might get known as an ‘action player’.

The amount of money being wagered on a game.

(1) Your turn to act. "Action is on you" (2) Lots of betting and raising to make a big pot. "The paired and flushed board has created a lot of action"

Money that is being bet, or how much betting is going on. Games with a lot of action include heavy betting. Games with weak action are more timid and reserved.

Normally known as having money in a game (bet), but when you wager on baseball and you choose action, it means that you don't mind which pitchers are starting the game.

The act of betting, raising, checking, or folding. "Your action" means your turn to act.

A term for betting & raising. An action table involves players playing in several pots.

In poker, action is a play: a fold, check, call, bet or raise.

A general gambling term which refers to the total amount of money bet in a specific period of time. Five bets of $10 each is $50 of action.

A game in where there are a lot of players.

Opportunity or the turn of a player to act.

Amount of money put into play (action) during a gambling session.

To give action is to put money into the pot when someone else should be expected to win the hand. To receive action is to have someone else put money into the pot when you expect to win the hand. It's better to receive than to give.

A lot of bets or raises. "There was a lot of action when the board paired."

This is an action, such as a fold, check, call, bet, or raise that conveys information about your hand.

Gamble/Bet

Your turn to act in the hand. When there is a lot of betting and raising. "There's a lot of action in this game”.

Amount of money bet or "put into action" by a player during entire playing session.

(1) Checking, betting or raising. (2) An "action" game is a game in which the players are playing a large percentage of pots.

Betting, raising, and/or calling. A poker game with "a lot of action" is a game a lot of money is in play.

An opportunity to Bet, Call, Raise, Fold or Check.

The amount of money wagered. The total action is the total amount of all wagers placed.

Any wager; The total amount bet, either from the bettor's point of view or that of the house. In baseball, placing a bet regardless who pitches.

Any bet or wager.

Checking/Betting/Raising. A game in which players are playing a lot of pots is considered an "action" game.

To raise, reraise, check, fold, call etc constitutes action. The dealer may say, "There was no action", meaning no one has called, folded, raised etc. Action also means there is a lot of betting and raising going on.

total amount of betting within a period of time.

A play such as a check, bet, raise, call or fold.

this is the amount of money wagered over a period of time. This is used to judge comps.

The total money wagered during a session.

Any check, bet, raise, call or fold by any player.

The total amount of money bet usually within a specific period of time. If you have played 20 hands and made a bet of ten dollars in each hand, then you have given the table $200 of action.

The placing of money into the pot. A table with a lot of action is one at which there are a lot of bets, raises, and re-raises - in other words, betting action. In most cardrooms, verbal comments like "I raise" are binding, and are therefore said to constitute action.

Bowling for money.

Refers to the amount of betting in a game. If someone notes that this hand “has alot of action,” it is simply a note that there is quite a lot of betting and raising.

Any action in the game, including a fold, check, call, bet, or raise.

Is when the betting takes place.

n. Money that is being bet. "No action" means a hand or game has few bettors and fewer raisers. "Gimme some action" is ostensibly a plea for calls and raises.

A general description of the betting taking place at a particular poker table.

The amount of money risked by a player during their entire session.

general gambling term referring to the total amount of money wagered within a specific period of time. For example, ten bets of $20.00 each sum up to $200.00 of action. The term action typically refers to any kind of wager. It may also be used in much the same way as a movie director uses it. For example, if a player appears to be unaware that it is his/er turn to play, the dealer may say, "Your action, sir/ma’am."

A Bet Figure Amount owed to or by a bookmaker

The total amount of money a player bets in a game, during a specific period of time. A player buys in for $1000 at the Blackjack table and starts betting. The player alternates between wins and losses, and after an hour he has made bets totaling $2500, including double and splits. Then he gets up from the table with $500 in chips left, which he cashes for money at the cashier. The player's buy-in of $1000 represents the Drop for the casino, the $2500 of his Action represents the Handle for the casino and his loss of $500 represents the Win for the casino. [See Drop. See Handle. See Win.

Where two or more players become involved in a hand, there is action. If one player raised and the table folded, he would have received no 'action' for his bet. A lot of players betting would be 'heavy action'.

(a) Can be used as a general term for play. If a player does not realise it's his turn, the dealer says "Your action, sir." (b) Used also during bets and raises. "If a third heart hits the board and there's a lot of action, you have to assume that somebody has made the flush."

A wager of any kind

Term used to identify the total amount of money a player bets during the course of a session.

A term for "Betting." Initiating the Betting may be referred to as "Starting the Action"

the amount bet by a casino user while playing.

the amount of money wagered by a player.

Some Things say "Action: [do something]" - this is simply shorthand for "Instead of playing an Action, the Player who controls this card may [do something]." (The Thing card remains in play.) Note that this counts as an Action for all relevant purposes (a card which negated Actions could also negate an "instead-of" effect, for instance). Example: "Action: Draw two cards."

"Action" describes either the amount of money bet by a player or the total amount of money bet by a group of players over a specific time interval.

Bets or betting.

Any kind of bet

The betting. A call, check, raise, or fold.

A bet or wager. Also refers to a baseball bet that is valid regardless of pitcher.

The placing of money into the pot. If there are lot of bets and raises, there is said to be a lot of action.

Any actual betting or opportunity to bet.

A Sports betting wager of any type, a bet.

In Project Builder, a command string supplied either by Project Builder or by the user that applies to files of a given type or types. An action is not restricted to a single file type; for example, if the action "Compile" is defined for both forms and C source files, selecting the menu item Compile Project will compile all .FMB and . files using the appropriate tools. See also: pre-defined action, user-defined action.

Height of the strings from the fretboard to the string itself.

the distance between the strings and the fretboard.

Action is the way that your strings on your guitar are setup.

The height of the strings from the fretboard

the action refers to how close the strings lie to the fretboard. If the action is low (the strings are very close the fretboard) then the strings knocking against the frets may produce a rattling noise. If, on the other hand, the action is high then the strings have to be pressed down further which make the guitar harder to play.

A term referring to the height of the strings above the frets and fretboard.

How far the strings are from the fretboard. "Low action" means the strings are very close to the frets. "High action" means they're farther away. Low action makes a guitar easier to play, but if the strings are too close to the frets, they'll touch the frets when they vibrate, causing fret buzz.

The operation as a piano's keys and hammers against its strings. The complete mechanism which, when the piano keys are struck, causes the hammers to strike the strings of the instrument and provides for the dampening of the sound when the keys are released.

The mechanism used to trigger a sound when you play a key on a keyboard. An instrument's action greatly affects how it feels to play. The action in a weighted electronic keyboard feels more like an acoustic piano's; the action in an unweighted keyboard feels more like an organ's.

the distance of the strings from the playing surface of the fingerboard; thus, "high" action means the strings are raised farther away from the fingerboard, and "low" action means they're closer to the fingerboard; qualitatively, "good action" is a matter of personal preference, but, generally speaking, lower action is easier to play.

The mechanism of the piano that produces the sound when the action of the fingers touching the keys causes the hammers to strike the strings.

A term generally used to describe the strings height above the tops of the frets.

The ability of a musical instrument to respond to a player's technique, which depends on many different factors according to the instrument. Guitar action is largely determined by the height of the strings from the finger board and may therefore be 'high' or 'low'. Keyboard action refers to the degree of sensitivity of the keyboard to the player's touch; touch-sensitive synthesizers, for example, react to the velocity and pressure of a player's hands for different effects such as crescendo and vibrato . Piano action describes the reaction of the mechanical parts of the piano to the player's touch.

The height of the strings above the fret board.

Describes the hieght of the strings above the tops of the frets. These would be term like "high action", and "low action". It can also describe the entire playing feel of an instrument. These would be term like "good action", and "easy action". - Category: Equipment and Gear

Punchline's first full-length album on Fueled by Ramen Records has notably hopeful and positive lyrics compared to bands with a similar fanbase, in the vein of pop punk and so-called 'emo' of the late 1990's and early 2000's. Steve Soboslai (guitar), Paul Menotiades (guitar), and Chris Fafalios (bass) split vocals on the album, most going to Steve, Paul, and Chris repectively. While PJ Caruso (drums) does not sing on the album, the rhythm section is a major driving force of the majority of songs on "Action."

The action of a stringed instrument is the distance between the fingerboard and the string, which determines how easy it is to sound notes when pressure is applied with the finger tips. Generally a low action is considered to be more playable, due to the lower amount of pressure needed to press the string to the fingerboard. However, if the action is set too low the instrument could suffer from an unwanted buzzing noise (on fretted instruments, this is known as fret buzz).

The action of a piano is the mechanical assembly which translates the depression of the piano keys into a felt hammer striking the strings. The illustration to the right is of a circa 1907 Wessell, Nickel and Gross Upright action; the parts are listed below.

In general the part of a firearm by which it is loaded, fired or unloaded. Also referred to as the receiver, the breech or the frame of a firearm.

The moving parts that allow you to load, fire and unload your shotgun (See Breech, Chamber, Trigger).

When a gun is fired, loaded or locked.

The action of a gun is generally the sum of its moving parts.

The mechanism by which the firearm operates. Common actions include bolt and lever (such as used with rifles) pump action (often found on shotguns) and double and single action (used on pistols and revolvers)

The part of a gun that loads and fires cartridges and ejects empty cases. In handguns there are three types: single action revolvers, double action revolvers, and semi-automatic pistols. In rifles and shotguns there are five types of actions: semi-automatic, bolt, break, pump, and lever.

The heart of the gun, receiver, bolt or breech block feeding and firearm mechanism - see Box Lock, Rolling Block, or Side Lock.

The mechanism which ejects the spent case and brings a fresh cartridge into the firing chamber.

The mechanism of a firearm by which it is loaded, locked, fired and unloaded. In a revolver, usually means the cylinder. In semi-automatic pistols it usually refers to the slide. In rifles, refers to the bolt mechanism.

The working mechanism of a firearm that loads the cartridge, fires the cartridge, extracts and ejects the spent cartridge case.

The working mechanism of a firearm. Various types exist, including single-shots, multi-barrels, revolvers, slide- or pump- actions, lever-actions, bolt-actions, semi-automatics and automatics.

The assembly of moving parts that feed the cartridge into the chamber, lock and seal the chamber, fire the cartridge, unlock the chamber, extract and eject the empty cartridge case.

The action of a firearm refers to the physical parts that control loading and firing. A reference to the action, as a noun rather than an adjective, refers to the assembly that makes up the fire control group: trigger, sear, bolt, firing pin and other associated parts of the gun's lockwork. When together, these parts are an action assembly.

A court proceeding; applies to both civil and criminal proceedings.

In court, when one person sues someone else to defend or enforce a right, stop something bad from happening or fix something, or punish them for a crime.

This term is another word for lawsuit and is usually phrased cause of action.

A court proceeding when one party prosecutes another for the protection or enforcement of a right, the prevention or correction of a wrong, or the punishment of an offense.

The formal means of pursuing or enforcing and recovering one's right in a court of law.

The case, cause, or controversy before a court.

Case, cause, suit or controversy disputed or contested before a court of justice.

A formal complaint brought to court.

A lawsuit or proceeding commenced in a court.

All the steps by which a party seeks to enforce any right in a court or all the steps of a criminal prosecution.

The 'notice of' is the published legal beginning of the demand for payment in a foreclosure proceeding.

A proceeding in a court in which a Plaintiff claims against a Defendant.

A dispute taken to court to be settled. Same as case, suit and lawsuit when used in the courtroom context.

Proceeding in a court by which one party prosecutes another for the enforcement or protection of a right, or the redress or prevention of a civil wrong.

a civil law proceeding, often referred to as a "lawsuit"and commenced by a Statement of Claim;

A suit at law or in equity.

A word commonly used synonymously with a lawsuit.

Lawsuit; the legal demand for one's right asserted in a court.

A proceeding in a Court of law where one person seeks a Court Order for the enforcement of that person’s or company’s rights.

A general term used to denote ones right of redress in a judicial proceeding.

1 a civil proceeding instituted by one party against another; 2 the right of instituting legal proceedings.

A legal or judicial proceeding.

A judicial proceeding in either civil or criminal law.

Proceeding taken in a court of law. Synonymous with case, suit lawsuit.

In the legal sense, a formal complaint or a suit brought in court.

An adversary proceeding or a contested petition or proceedings to vacate an order for relief or to determine any other contested matter.

a formal proceeding in a court by which one seeks to enforce a right, redress a wrong, or obtain punishment for an offense

The legal demand of one's right to recover from another person or party made before a court; a lawsuit.

Synonym for Lawsuit.

A suit (complaint) brought in court.

A lawsuit or an application made in the courts. For example, when you apply to the court for a change in child support or to gain custody of a child, you are taking a legal action. You may take a legal action to enforce your rights or to correct a wrong done to you by another person. When an action is started, the court assigns it an action number. This number is then used in all of the documents related to the action filed with the court. See Rules of Court: Rules 6-12 and Rule 563.

A judicial proceeding. An action in personam is against a person. An action in rem is against a thing, usually where property is involved.

a lawsuit or proceeding in a court of law.

Civil court proceedings (also referred to as a Cause)

A legal demand for a right asserted by instituting a case in court.

Commonly called a "lawsuit". It is the name of the proceeding that is commenced by a statement of claim or counterclaim.

A lawsuit in which one party sues another.

A lawsuit taken to court.

a civil judicial proceeding whereby one party prosecutes another for a wrong done or for protection of a right or prevention of a wrong; requires service of process on adversary party or potentially adversary party

A proceeding in a court of law by which one party sues another for the enforcement or protection of a right; the redress or prevention of a wrong; or, the punishment of a public offense.

A lawsuit involving the right of one party to recover from another person in a court of law. (LE)

A legal dispute brought to court for trial and settlement (see also case, lawsuit).

The formal legal demand of one's rights from another person brought in court.

The enforcement of one's legal rights in a court; a lawsuit.

A procedure brought before a court, in the form of a complaint, to demand a legal right, which in real estate would be to repossess or regain certain properties or hereditaments. An action based on the right of possession is termed possessory and a property right action is termed droitural.

A step to be executed when an event occurs, such as a host screen matching the screen recognition criteria specified for a screen customization. A list of actions is part of the definition of each event, including the screen customization resource.

an instantaneous operation. Actions are associated with events and are usually formal in nature.

The name (such as "Arm," "Activate," or "Help") of a widget's prescribed response to an event, as defined in the widget's translations table. Actions are mapped to functions in the widget's action table.

A response that the platform (using the alarm and remote maintenance feature) takes to one or more events, depending on its configuration. For a major alarm, for example, the platform speaker could sound, contacts could close to sound a local alarm, and a panic call to INADS could be initiated. Each of these responses is considered an action.

The events that take place in a work of literature. In drama, stage action refers to any event that occurs on the stage. The action of a novel, short story or narrative poem is usually both external and internal. External action comprises those physical events that actually occur in relation to the characters, actions that affect them or in which they participate. Internal action refers to a character’s thoughts and feelings as they are reported by the author

The events in a literary work. Action should not be confused with the more comprehensive term, PLOT. The action in Hamlet, for example, simply begins with the guards' visitation by the Ghost and ends with the carrying out of the dead Hamlet.

An event on an advertiser's site for which an advertiser pays a commission to a publisher (such as a sale or a lead). In MPORT, actions are set up under the Manage Programs tab. Here, you can specify a name to identify the action, the criteria that makes it an action, when the action begins, how many times it can occur, the referral period and finally the payout type and amount.

an imagined event or series of events; an event may be verbal as well as physical, so that saying something or telling a story within the story may be an event.

the movement in a scene which pushes the story forward towards its ultimate conclusion.

A real or fictional event or series of such events comprising the subject of a novel, story, narrative poem, or a play, especially in the sense of what the characters do in such a narrative. Action, along with dialogue and the characters' thoughts, form the skeleton of a narrative's plot. Example: Jim and Huck's exploits down the river in Huckleberry Finn form the basic action of the novel.

A procedure associated with a widget and invoked by the Xt event dispatcher when the widget receives an event of a given type. The widget's translation table associates event descriptions with actions.

Action (aka Action Theater) was a planned 1945 NBC anthology series of action-adventure tales. However, the series went no further than the first audition drama, although an announcement on the show reveals an adaptation of Joseph Conrad's "Victory" (with Nancy Kelly and Roger Pryor) was scheduled, along with stories by Ernest Hemingway and Jack London.

It is the name of the processing command; it is specified after the component name where the result will end up. E.g., zeroing image sample.img is achieved by issuing: sample.img clear Actions are coded in C-language with some extended directives or as special tcl-procedures. It is mandatory that actions modify only the invoking component, so that dangerous side-effects can be avoided.

Field in object's property box for building commands

A command that G2 can execute within a rule, procedure, action button, or user menu choice.

The referee's command to begin wrestling.

The command from the director for the scene to begin. It indicates that the camera is rolling.

The movement of the subject within the camera field of view. The command given by a director.

A referee's command to the wrestlers to begin wrestling.

Command of Director for movement of actors.

A desktop construct that provides a method for running applications, executing commands, and other activities such as printing, removing files, and changing directories. Actions are defined in a database of configuration files.

This is the command to everyone in the scene to start acting.

A feature of Personal Web Sharing that lets the Web folder launch a Common Gateway Interface (CGI) script, Asynchronous CGI, or other application.

The horse's way of travel, how he moves his legs and degree of animation. The degree of flexion of the joints of the legs during movement; also reflected in head, neck, and tail carriage. High, snappy action is desired in some classes while easy, ground-covering action is the goal in other classes.

Movement (usually of skin or bone) caused by muscle contractions. Group Actions: Most movements occur when several skeletal muscles act in groups, as opposed to individually. Most skeletal muscles are arranged at joints, in opposing pairs. The muscle that causes an action is referred to as the prime mover or agonist (= leader). Often another muscle, called the antagonist (ant = against), relaxes while the prime mover contracts. Most movements also involve muscles called synergists, which help the prime mover function more efficiently by reducing unnecessary movement. Some muscles in a group also act as fixators, stabilizing the origin of the prime mover so that the prime mover can act more efficiently. Under different conditions and depending on the movement, many muscles act at various times as prime movers, antagonists, synergists, or fixators.

the movement/way of going of the horse. For example, hackneys have a very exaggerated action (high stepping)

The movement of the horse's legs.

(Hana) Thought vibrations manifested through movement and performance.

behavior that produces a change to, or effect upon, an environment or some portion thereof; movement cycles where the function of the behavior has been identified.

Any game where action (movement, quick thinking, reflexes, etc.) is the main focus of gameplay.

Gait or movement of a horse.

A movement event.

1) A horse's manner of moving.

Action - describes the style (form) that the legs exhibit during the time period when they are moving above the ground/in the air in reference to the height (elevation) and roominess of the gait. The action depends on the structure of the legs, on the relative length ratio of the bones and the carrying time period of the hind leg. Various breeds and kinds of horses have their own special/certain action – high, low, flat etc. (carriage horse has a high action as against the racehorse has low and flat action.

The way a horse moves

Action was a controversial British comic book published by IPC Magazines from (issues dates) 14 February 1976-12 November 1977, when it merged with Battle Picture Weekly.

Action, as a concept in philosophy, is what humans can do. Throwing a baseball, which involves intention and coordinated bodily movement is an action. Catching a cold is not usually considered an action, because it is something which happens to a person, not something done by them.

something that executes and may change the state of one or more instances of one or more Types. An Action has a protocol and one or more methods that implement it. An Action cannot be constrained; only Types (things that have persistent instances) can be constrained. The enabling and execution of an Action can be controlled through Business Rules. An Action is permitted to proceed once/if conditions are satisfied.

A series of awk statements attached to a rule. If the rule pattern matches an input record, the awk language executes the rule action. Actions are always enclosed in curly braces. See section Overview of Actions.

In the Unified Modeling Language, an action is a named element that is the fundamental unit of executable functionality. The execution of an action represents some transformation or processing in the modeled system. An action execution represents the run-time behavior of executing an action within a specific behavior execution.

a demonstration or protest usual taking more than a week to organize and implement.

In a forward-chaining production system, the right-hand side of a rule consisting of a secquence of actions.

A character activity. Actions are divided into the following categories, according to the time required to perform them (from most time required to least): full-round actions, standard actions, move actions, and free actions. (D&D 3.5)

What a character does, or does not, do or say or think or feel to achieve his/her objective in a unit of action.

A move by the leader that initiates a move by the follower