Sentences with phrase «abruptly change direction»

At other times they abruptly change direction at a break as if in a mirror — or a Crosshatch painting by Jasper Johns.

Fourth, I believe we need better international mechanisms to cushion the adjustment process for when capital flows abruptly change direction.

In Budget 2013, however, the Conservatives have abruptly changed direction and introduced a hidden iPod tax of their own.

Osemele looked to be in good position to block Jones this time, but once Jones got his hands on Osemele, he abruptly changed directions back inside.

Unlike microcrystals, for example, the tubules have complex forms — often observed abruptly changing direction to avoid intersecting each other, in a manner consistent with tunneling microbial behavior — and contain organic molecules associated with biological activity; the Ries tubules are also similar to fossil traces of microbes found in volcanic glass.

Much like his breakthrough film Audition, Miike abruptly changes directions mid-film and pulls out the rug from under audiences.

Not exact matches

When the direction of the magnetic field is altered, then for a specific direction the orientation of the spin density wave also changes abruptly.

When masses abruptly change their rate or direction of motion, they should send ripples through spacetime.

A sharp bend in the chain indicates that the motion of the Pacific Plate abruptly changed about 43 million years ago, as it took a more westerly turn from its earlier northerly direction.

When you walk, do it rhythmically: don't change pace or direction abruptly.

Greenberg later wrote about this transformative moment in Louis's life and in the history of art: «His first sight of the middle - period Pollocks and of a large and extraordinary painting done in 1952 by Helen Frankenthaler, called «Mountains and Sea,» led Louis to change his direction abruptly.