My answer for this question is no, because when you stop instantly, the momentum genrerated by moving the runner forward continues to push you forward, making the runner slide (if on gravel, ice, or wet grass) or flat on their face if the runner is on a surface with a large amount of friction, suchas tarmac or other floor. Unless the runner were to run in to a wall, the runner could not stop instantly
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I instantly shot an arrow at the person who was about to kill me.
In general, writing "instantly occurred" does not make a person seem clever. However, if you write that a solution or answer instantly occurred to someone, that person might seem intelligent or clever.
measuring a person's running dynamics and making changes to improve performance.
They will die instantly
Yes, a .50 caliber round can cause harm without making physical contact with a person through its shockwave and blast effects.
A person can go to the esurance website to apply for a quote. They will supply you with a rate instantly and you can sign up for that car insurance instantly if you like the rate.
Radioactive materials come in all sorts. Some are really "hot" and will damage a person instantly, others are "cooler" and can be handled a bit without any risk.
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