Sentences with phrase «about pendulums»

It's a funny thing about pendulums.

The regime fell in 1990, bringing about a pendulum swing of change.

So what about the Pendulum Wars?

This is exactly the point: The Earth's orbit is not an airplane's path, but it does pendulum swings along its progressive track, which have not been taken into account by the IPCC (they only did changes in eccentricity of the orbit and remained silent about the pendulum swings).

Not exact matches

Maybe my focus should be less about swinging the pendulum in the absolute opposite direction — and expecting a collection of perfectly concocted, cold - pressed juices to be my cure for malaise — and more about simply finding a better balance.

Whilst the pendulum is looking to be swinging towards the way of the Nou Camp, The Express reported that Real Madrid have also asserted their interest and that the France international knows about both clubs» interest.

But if, back at the beginning of the season, you'd asked yourself where Arsenal would be as February began, you'd have answered «about fourth, having been a bit higher, coming off the back of a quiet transfer window and a disappointing result at home, with tricky away games to come, and with the pendulum of public opinion just starting to make its way back from «finest team the world has ever seen'to «thank you, Arsène, but it's time to go.»»

I'd be pretty happy to have him as an NFL backup, no matter how wildly the Opinions About J.T. Barrett Pendulum swung throughout his college career.

As the pendulum swings toward a less structured paradigm, we'll likely start seeing and hearing more about this kind of fallout.

When I was at school, I remember learning about politics not through the metaphor of a journey, but a pendulum, swinging back and forth between the two parties, keeping the nation as a whole ticking on nicely... That's a metaphor for a healthy two party democracy.

And in the 2000s we seem to have the pendulum shifting toward more denial that the therapy can be useful, more reluctance to prescribe, more concern about regulation.

When that didn't work, the pendulum swung back and it became all about avoiding carbs like the plague.

How do you feel about the sway of the dating app pendulum?

Can Yuya turn things around and teach Sora a lesson about winning, or is Yuya's Pendulum power not going to make the grade?

But he also wrote for a more general audience, particularly literary novels such as «Foucault's Pendulum» (1988), about three workers at a small publishing house who hatch their own conspiracy theory, and «The Name of the Rose,» a murder mystery set in an Italian monastery in the 14th century.

Overall, I think it's useful to think about where that pendulum should swing between academic rigor and a child's own interests.

While there's a frustrating inevitability about schooling's pendulum swings, it's not inevitable that aspiring reformers will repeat yesterday's miscues.

people will no longer be fussed about having «local» copies on their own storage, but this tech is still in its infancy and and it's possible that this is just another temporary swing in the fat - client / thin - client pendulum.

When things get too complacent and rosy, there's usually a catch, with the market pendulum just about waiting to swing to the other side.

We will work from 7:00 until about 9:00 Please remember to bring your workbooks, pendulum, treatment forms, essential oils (optional), and tuning forks (Levels 2, 3 & 4).

We will work from 7:00 until about 9:00 Please remember to bring your workbooks, pendulum, treatment forms, essential oils, and tuning forks (Levels 2, 3 & 4).

I was getting desperate, and all I could do was lay down about it: Life as a pendulum, as a wave, as a spiralling circle.

CREDITS: Music composed by David Lang Musicians: Pendulum Percussion Duo (Susan Powell and Joseph Krygier) Editing: Jason Mulhausen and Daniel Shellenbarger Sound Engineer: Mark Rubinstein About the Artist Born in Lima, Ohio, in 1956, Ann Hamilton received a BFA in textile design from the University of Kansas in 1979 and an MFA in sculpture from the Yale School of Art in 1985.

the weather seems to be becoming more extreme, and i'm wondering if / when the weather pendulum will swing so far that this inevitable (mini) ice age i heard about will occur.

But the thought arises about the possibility of the diameter of the hole in the pendulum arm and the diameter of the pin upon which it rocks as the pendulum swings are different (the pin diameter is smaller than the hole in the arm.)

In the simplest idealization, for example, a linear spring with spring constant K attached to a perfectly rigid support at one end and a point mass M on the other will oscillate at a radial frequency sqrt (K / M), or a pendulum of length L in a constant gravity field with acceleration g will oscillate about the equilibrium at a frequency of sqrt (g / L).

It shouts about political interference with science when its own pet causes are affected, but remains blind, deaf, and dumb when the pendulum swings in the other direction.

Unintended International Consequences The dunderheaded - ness of pushing a Dead Environmentalism approach to move the pendulum back - see post on The Pendulum Effect for explanation - doesn't really sink in until you think about it in terms the need for a tightened Kyoto Convention, and a Congress in 2009 that must be engaged in the lead - up to the Copenhagen meeting of «the Convention Partiespendulum back - see post on The Pendulum Effect for explanation - doesn't really sink in until you think about it in terms the need for a tightened Kyoto Convention, and a Congress in 2009 that must be engaged in the lead - up to the Copenhagen meeting of «the Convention PartiesPendulum Effect for explanation - doesn't really sink in until you think about it in terms the need for a tightened Kyoto Convention, and a Congress in 2009 that must be engaged in the lead - up to the Copenhagen meeting of «the Convention Parties».

Even deceptively simple systems can have devilishly complex behavior — here's a simple demonstration that anyone can set up in their living room: Take a roll of electrical tape, stick the free end to a doorway or light fixture, an unroll about a meter — viola, a pendulum with simple harmonic motion.

Take a spool of thread, unroll about 3/4 meter, refix it so it wont unroll further, and tie the free end to the spool of tape; two simple pendulums, coupled, periods not harmonically related unless you are very lucky.

Larger, upscale homes may have been all the rage before the Great Recession, but new attitudes about money and consumption have caused the pendulum to swing the other way.

Perhaps the pendulum of opinion is swinging back in favour of public blockchains, as opposed to the myopic fervour for private distributed ledger deployments put about by financial institutions and...

Real estate boards used to honour achievement by membership in the Medallion Club or some other such designation until the pendulum swung away from recognizing the best to recognizing just about everyone.

Now, some say the pendulum probably has swung too far in the other direction, with requirements for down payment, credit score, ratios of debt to gross income and demands for documentation — sometimes even for details about gifts of a few hundred dollars that show up in bank deposits.