Sentences with phrase «like sloshing»

Just like the Sloshing Machine, the Sloshing Machine Neo can be effective on enemies hiding in the terrain... and just like the Sloshing Machine, you shouldn't try to wash your clothes in it (this was hard research, indeed).

Each plasmon scatters and absorbs a characteristic frequency of light, and even minor changes in the wave - like sloshing of a plasmon shift that frequency.

It's like sloshing through deep fresh concrete.

Earth scientist David Mencin says a seiche is more like the slosh in a bathtub than a tsunami.

Not exact matches

In other words, this is not any Tom, Dick and Harry with a couple of Bitcoins sloshing around like you and me.

As a religion, Judaism is bullshlt, just like all the religions we have sloshing around.

When I am down with flue - like symptoms, I usually take fresh ginger tea laced with a liberal sloshing of home - made ginger schnapps.

In just about 5 minutes, the coconut should become quite runny and you'll hear a «sloshing» sound from the food processor — like it's suddenly blending liquid.

In just about 5 to 8 minutes, the coconut should become quite runny and you'll hear a «sloshing» sound from the food processor — like it's suddenly blending liquid.

If the fat is separated, you shouldn't hear / feel the liquid sloshing around too much, or in some cases it just feels like there is no liquid in there at all.

Compared to kidneys that stop working, shitting your brains out thanks to hours of sugary drinks and a sloshing gut seems like a quaint right of passage.

He comes across as such a nice guy and to have lost him to some of the club's who like to slosh around their cash would have been a blow.

Valerie, a fellow Mama pregnant after loss, who is currently sloshing through the muck of the hardest couple of weeks of her PAL, feeling like a failure each slosh of the way.

If I laid on my side it felt like a water balloon full of soup, like my innards were sloshing around in there.

«It's actually more European than I expected,» he reflects, agreeing that the product's undeniably cheap and apparently impartial nature will certainly appeal in countries like the UK that have shorter electoral cycles — you can get a «Nation» up and running in a few hours — and with less money sloshing around in politics than the US has (you can use it for $ 19 a month).

But large slides (such as the 30 - million - cubic - meter flow that occurred in Mesa County, Colorado, and ran more than 4.5 kilometers in 2014, shown) can sometimes travel more than 20 times farther than they fall — and sometimes even, like a fluid, slosh up and over hills.

The area at the periphery of the sink is like interstellar space, where relatively cold gas between the stars sloshes weakly inward toward us.

The EPA's treatment requirements are a little like the first gallon of water you slosh on the fire at the end of the night.

Plasmons are waves of electrons that slosh like a fluid across the surface of tiny metallic nanoparticles.

The mushroom - like bubbles are characteristic of «boiling» neutrino - heated gas, whereas simultaneously the «SASI» instability causes wild sloshing and rotational motions of the whole neutrino - heated layer (red) and of the enveloping supernova shock (blue).

Scientists using NASA's Cassini spacecraft have found hints of waves sloshing on Titan, Saturn's largest moon — the first time waves like those in Earth's oceans have ever been found on another world.

What we're hoping for with experiments like the Laser Interferometer Gravitational - Wave Observatory (LIGO) is to directly observe gravitational waves as they slosh onto the Earth.

And like a pendulum, water that sloshes in one direction will invariably slosh back again.

The researchers think that, as the iron core of the dying star collapsed, it gave off neutrinos that heated the matter behind the shock wave, causing bubbles to rise (rather like they would from the bottom of a pot of boiling water, Grefenstette said) and causing material to slosh around.

Either you carry a tote that looks like something you stole from Perry Mason, or you carry a bag that looks fab and just pray your laptop is still in one piece after sloshing around with all of your other personal effects.

It sloshes around in the bottle like water.

The latest winter boots don't look like they were made for sloshing through wet sludge and powder, but they have extra fuzzy insides and thick soles that will keep your tootsies warm even in the coldest weather.

Sloshing through an ink - soaked battlefield is a delightful, visceral, messy, physical thing, like playing in the mud as a child, and the weapons - from paintball - style repeaters to rollers, brushes, and buckets - are a joy to use (if somewhat unbalanced at this stage).

The set pieces, particularly one deliberately provocative punch - up halfway through, are gloriously choreographed and shot, sloshing blood around like a barman shaking a vodka martini.

Its host, Derek Waters, gets a funny genius sloshed and they relay a part of American history that they're deeply, madly obsessed with (like the great escape of early LSD advocate Timothy Leary, jailed for being smart in a dumb society).

Also I heard a noise that sounded like water sloshing around behind my dashboard while driving (before the car overheated)

and our sloshing them around in a lake - like puddle was limited more by the Tucson's on - road tires than anything else.

But the difficulties alleged by the rating agencies failed to appear, unless they were somehow sloshed into the hurricane disasters of 2004 - 5, or like eating an elephant — one bite at a time.

The art will make you sentimental for your childhood picture books and the simple puzzles - adjusting various parts of the landscape so the titular old bloke can cross the screen - warms up your brain, like someone has just sloshed a nice milky tea down your earhole.

Droplets of milk slosh out the tops of their bottles as she reads a script that sounds like his own diary.

Note that this sampling noise in the tide gauge data most likely comes from the water sloshing around in the ocean under the influence of winds etc., which looks like sea - level change if you only have a very limited number of measurement points, although this process can not actually change the true global - mean sea level.

Just in case you want to see what a slosh in the shallow pan of public opinion looks like, here's «Climategate» on Google Trends:

As I watched TV reports showing wind - driven waters sloshing over the floodwalls in several spots around New Orleans today, from a hurricane whose highest surge missed the city, and as I read John Schwartz's sobering report from the Army Corps of Engineers war room, I couldn't help returning to a question that has dogged me since I wrote about the swamping of that storied city in 2005 by Hurricane Katrina — which, like Gustav, was not even close to a worst - case storm.

As I've asserted many times, views on global warming seem like water sloshing in a shallow pan — a lot of movement, no depth (and thus no determination to act).

Water sloshing towards the tickmarks is like a temporarily warm El Nino, while water sloshing away from the tickmarks is like a temporarily cool La Nina.

It is a little like the drip - drip of a leaky faucet into a bath that is home to a child, restlessly sloshing about.

Of course, we're liable to slosh right back — unless, like Tucker and the Shamels, we've been convinced thoroughly enough to join the ranks of the «concerned» or the «alarmed.»

To this extent, the majority opinion of global warming is «water sloshing in a very shallow pan» as the New York Times» Andrew Revkin likes to say — it bounces around, reflecting current events, and generally isn't moored in deep beliefs one way or the other.

Climate change has been public knowledge for 30 years, yet concern in the U.S. remains shallow, like water sloshing in a pan, as Andy Revkin puts it.

Jim D — I've used the term sloshing, but I do not like it because I do not think it describes it.

Seriously, it feels like your brain sloshes back inside your skull when the Faraday Future FF 91 takes off, 1,050 horsepower spinning all four wheels on launch.

I got one and am now the proud owner of a supermarket - like docket telling me I have 10 % excess body fat, need to lose 8.8 kg and have 3.9 kg of «toxic water» sloshing around in my body, which must be removed with expensive seaweed tablets -LSB-...]

I got one and am now the proud owner of a supermarket - like docket telling me I have 10 % excess body fat, need to lose 8.8 kg and have 3.9 kg of «toxic water» sloshing around in my body, which must be removed with expensive seaweed tablets (fortuitously sold on the ship).

Like making a cake that looks like a cauldron, filling it with plastic eyeballs and lolly snakes, then sloshing icing «soup» around tLike making a cake that looks like a cauldron, filling it with plastic eyeballs and lolly snakes, then sloshing icing «soup» around tlike a cauldron, filling it with plastic eyeballs and lolly snakes, then sloshing icing «soup» around them.