Sentences with phrase «fracture into»

On the other hand, if many highly connected nodes fail simultaneously, the network can fracture into isolated graphs.

Unifying dreams fracture into the ghosts of slave - era nightmares, notably in the exacting prints of Kara Walker, who subverts the cut - out silhouettes of picture books with historic barbarities; and in the text - based work of Glenn Ligon, whose stencilled confessional I feel most colored when I am thrown against a sharp white background fades inexorably into blackness as it journeys down the page.

Circles fracture into dipping scimitar arcs and parabolas, and skitter off like the tracks of escaping particles.

The trailer essentially showcases the insanity of a world that was hit by an asteroid, causing civilization to fracture into tribes and territories without anyone or anything providing any boundaries.

Failing such a tool, you could also break the window with your key, or something else with a point that puts a stress fracture into the glass.

As the situation and the mystery involving the woman who used to live there becomes increasingly complicated, something happens that puts a stress fracture into their marriage.

If you can get it to fracture into useful size pieces you can use it for ballast in the bottom of the oven.

«Instead of coming to agreement, the community, developers, and code are fracturing into different groups.»

This was the result of a relatively unified Protestant vision in the nineteenth century, even if this vision had fractured into various wings over a number of issues beginning with the question of abolition.

For James, the ongoing permanence and stability of a unified Roman Catholic that has weathered cultural change and religious persecution over the millennia, stands in contrast to a Protestant Church fractured into thousands of denominations and riven with differences.

Throughout its history Western Protestantism was fractured into a great variety of denominations.

The evangelical Christian world has fractured into four main streams.

or «How do we make our course of study more responsive to the churches» multiple demands without fracturing into a collection of unrelated programs?»

He thus rejects claims by some scholars that Judaism was fractured into radically different «Judaisms.»

A coherent theological identity does not mean fracturing into sectarian silos in the public arena.

Worst of all, the South Asian and Indo - Caribbean community in Richmond Hill and South Ozone Park are fractured into six different state assembly districts.

It's possible these so - called tetrachromats see a hundred million colors, with each familiar hue fracturing into a hundred more subtle shades for which there are no names, no paint swatches.

After Freud, psychoanalysis fractured into many schools of thought, but the idea of an inner world of unconscious conflict, and the notion that subjective experiences are meaningful and important, remain at the core of this view of human nature.

In a gravitational lens, the gravity of stars and other matter can bend the light of a much more distant star or galaxy, often fracturing it into several separate images (see image at right).

Now, three studies reveal that the April quakes were an indication that one great slab of Earth's crust is slowly fracturing into two.

And unlike annealed glass, which can shatter into jagged shards when broken, tempered glass fractures into small, relatively harmless pieces.

The nucleus of Ikeya - Seki fractured into at least three pieces; the Great Comet of 1882 may have broken into six or eight pieces.

Picture's drama, however, is deliberately fractured into a quintet of stories that vary considerably in their overall impact... Full Review

Picture's drama, however, is deliberately fractured into a quintet of stories that vary considerably in their overall impact...

Fractured into sections — «September 11, 2001,» «The Saudi Group,» «Human Error,» «Tradecraft,» «The Canaries» — «Zero Dark Thirty,» in its very structure, draws anything but a straight line from the torture memos to Abbottabad.

It's a powerful opening to a movie that rapidly fractures into a hodgepodge of interlocking subplots showcasing immigration woes.

The performances are fractured into a stellar ensemble, everyone from Star Wars» Boyega as the mediating security guard to «Game of Thrones» Murray as one of the white girls hanging out with Bigelow alum Anthony Mackie.

The team are fractured into units, so rather than one big set - piece, we are treated to a handful of different movies.

Over the subsequent years, his psyche has fractured into 23 distinct personalities, some of them more unpleasant than others.

A new principal is bombarded with information from all sides and may feel that his attention and time is fractured into a thousand pieces the first few weeks of school.

Daybreak Studios» H1Z1 has fractured into two games: H1Z1: King of the Kill, and H1Z1: Just Survive.

Because the game is fractured into six small pockets of fun, that didn't feel annoying really.

In «Japanese Lesson # 23,» thought bubbles and hanging lamps interrupt a large painting stationed in the background, fracturing it into a jagged Clyfford Still.

Avowedly «maximalist», they convey turbulence on steroids; scrapheaps blown into knots, masses fractured into particles, and unreadable compilations meant, I suspect, to look free and hallucinatory.

Some of the small progressions in brass or copper seem fractured into smaller planes, destroying their structural clarity and scale; their size can not sustain the reflectiveness.

Fractured into abutting coloured panes, the suburban location is foregrounded by a jagged, crevice - scarred black and white form supported by a sliver of wood.

Studio Visit: Michael Namingha has the admirable ability to reveal the irony of language and words on the one hand and, on the other, to cut landscapes apart, fracturing them into sometimes - repetitive images that cascade beyond any typical frame -LSB-...]

The land was largely fractured into north and... Read More

However, the composition is fractured into further sections, as both the figure and ground seem to shift up and down across the length of the canvas.

On one 13 - screen video wall, the artist's key paintings from 1890 through his death from pneumonia in New York, in 1944, are shown chronologically, fracturing into each other.

The Cuomo administration has restarted the entire review process for fracking in New York State, opening up a new period of public commenting, pusing off a decision on permitting hydraulic fracturing into 2013 at earliest.

The disagreements between developed and developing have fractured into more categories and deeper complexity.

Plate tectonics is the widely accepted theory that Earth's crust is fractured into rigid, moving plates.

One gets depressed watching American politics, where the Democrats pander to big coal and the Republicans are fighting renewable energy, or Canadian politics, where national parties are fracturing into regional self - interest.

Instead of coming to an agreement, the community, developers and code are fracturing into different groups.

Not exact matches

Hydraulic fracturing or «fracking» involves injecting liquids, sand and chemicals under high pressure to break apart tight rock formations underground to allow more oil and gas to escape into the well.

The girl who went off that cornice into the massive maw of an eight - metre fracture line, she should've died.

FOLLOWING rock - breaking technology trials in South Africa, Brandrill Limited has entered into partnership with Impala Platinum Holdings Limited to develop a continuous mining system using penetrating cone fracture technology.

One is that if all the major suppliers of hydraulic fracturing services are ramping up their fleets, we could actually run into a glut of supply in the next few years.

Shortly after the climate moves came into effect, a drilling technique called hydraulic fracturing unearthed new deposits of natural gas in British Columbia.