Sentences with phrase «pendulum which»

Other bands rocking the soundtrack are Bad Religion, Weezer and Pendulum which all add to this excellent super fast racer.

A double turbine torsional damper with centrifugal pendulum which adapts to engine speed helps to minimise vibrations in four - cylinder operation and enhances the impression of comfort experienced by the vehicle occupants.

He discovered what is now known as the uniform motion of the pendulum which keeps the same time whether it swings a large or small arc.

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«The pendulum is swinging,» he admits, but as things stand, the French and Greeks have no problem trying to «influence the state in order to receive payments which are unearned.»

«It doesn't do much as far as swinging the pendulum one way or the other, but what it does is directly call out Russia for meddling in the election cycle, which is a pretty bold statement from the US that hasn't been made in the past,» he said.

«The event - filled US calendar in the week ahead will provide further evidence over which way the US - rest of world economic pendulum is swinging.»

Extra weight in pail pulls cord (I), which opens and lights automatic cigar lighter (J), setting off skyrocket (K) which causes sickle (L) to cut string (M) and allow the pendulum with the attached napkin to swing back and forth, thereby wiping chin.

MIXiii - BIOMED 2018 Conference chair Ruti Alon: The pendulum has to move back to medical devices, after a decade in which the sector was starved of financing.

I'll agree with you that a troll is a troll no matter which faith (or lack of) they claim, but I'm sure you will agree that pendulum swings both ways.

In addition, Americans embrace a much higher degree of economic turmoil and disjunction — although not an infinitely high degree, which explains why, with the election of Obama, the pendulum has swung to the side of government intervention, subsidy, and regulation.

Galileo saw a swinging pendulum as an object with inertia, which almost repeats its oscillating motion; his predecessors, inheriting the Aristotelian interest in progress towards — final ends, had seen a pendulum as a constrained falling object, which slowly attains its final state of rest.

Rand failed to predict the other end of the pendulum where egoism leads to a road block to progress, which is what we are looking at now.

We may rejoice that the pendulum is swinging back from the extremer forms of liberalism to a type which gives them a place, and that emphasis on the saving act of God in Christ and forgiveness of sin through the divine mercy is again theological doctrine in good standing.

Absolute space and absolute time have natures of their own, that is, extensional features which are independent of any external means of measurement as for example by measuring rods and pendulums:

Physical measuring standards, such as measuring rods and pendulums, simply would function to reveal these structures of absolute space and absolute time which contain those standards.

Rothschild, which advised Saputo on its WCB takeover, advised Parmalat while Harvey Fresh took counsel from Perth boutique Pendulum Capital.

West Australian investment firm Pendulum Capital is advising that Harvey Fresh, which is family - owned, generates earnings of between $ 10 million and $ 15 million and is expected to fetch more than $ 100 million.

Organic rice farmers have to hedge their bets on which way the pendulum will swing.

Interest in the title fight peaked last season when the fight between Hamilton and Vettel was swinging like a pendulum, and we only reached the point in which the fight was all but over very late on in the season.

Manchester United (2.90 SkyBet) won both league encounters last season courtesy of late strikes from Michael Owen and Paul Scholes, but the pendulum has swung in City's favour after the United camp was hit with a virus which has left several of the first - team as major doubts for Wednesday's epic encounter.

It's almost like the pendulum has swung completely in the opposite direction from a cleft palate to the opposite side which is midline tether.

The Bolivian experience also highlights the challenge of producing innovation in citizenship - making and the resilience of the «state» and the «nation», two poles between which the pendulum of contemporary politics is still hopelessly oscillating.

In a presidential cycle that has featured nothing but big upsets, almost daily controversies, and a willingness by much of the American public to forgive and forget that which was once labeled as «out of bounds,» it would not be surprising to see the pendulum of political polls swing once more.

Atiku was quoted as saying this during an interview with Dele Momodu, which was part of his weekly column titled, «Pendulum», published in The Boss Magazine.

It is part of a tabletop instrument called a torsion pendulum, which can measure gravity's strength across small distances with unprecedented accuracy.

The refrigerator - size device, shown here and built in 2000, measures the frequency at which mercury ions oscillate between a higher and lower energy state, then uses that alternation to keep time — similar to a pendulum in a grandfather clock.

Perhaps the most famous pendulum is Foucault's pendulum, which showed the earth's rotation in the mid-1800s.

But on the scientific issues that probably matter most to policymakers — such as which kinds of countries cause most emissions, who will bear the greatest burdens in controlling emissions, or how international trade affects emissions and policies — the pendulum has swung strongly toward the governments.»

For a toe - baller, all the force is generated by the kicking leg, which swings in line under the hip like a pendulum.

The overall pattern of the dance is two adjacent ovals connected by a straight line called a waggle run, during which a female bee swings her abdomen back and forth like a pendulum, 13 to 15 times a minute.

I'd developed a unique tool for understanding the chaotic nature of thoughts and feelings, which I called «The Pendulum.»

These muscles are responsible for providing stability to the whole shoulder complex while supporting all upper body movements, which makes their training crucial for optimal shoulder health and strength — it's best to train them once a week by performing stretches, pendulum movements and inwards and outwards rotations.

The pendulum finally swung in favor of lowering dietary fat, which necessitated an increase in carbohydrate consumption.

The pendulum finally swung in favor of lowering dietary fat, which necessitated an increase in carbohydrate intake.

Any habit that creates a back and fourth pendulum effect creates stress in the mind, which creates stress in the body, and keeps us stuck in a restriction mindset.

Buy what you love and feels right on you... regardless of which way the pendulum swings.

Here in the real 2001, we're still very much dealing with our own emotions, which still tend to pendulum back and forth to extremes: we embrace and destroy with equal passion.

Even when they were scurrilous and badly made (which was more or less always), they spoke to the pendulum swings of a nation that had absorbed the counterculture but had yet to shake off the disgruntled passions of the silent majority.

The details: Edgar Allan Poe gets the cartoon treatment in this anthology film, which offers animated retellings of «The Tell - Tale Heart,» «The Pit And The Pendulum,» «The Fall Of The House Of Usher,» «The Facts In The Case Of Mr. Valdemar» and «The Masque Of The Red Death.»

Between del Toro, James Gray and many other unabashed classicists practicing at high levels, perhaps the pendulum can swing back away from the pervasive irony in which our culture is currently steeped.

I've read three of the book Dan Brown ripped off for this book, Umberto Eco's Foucault's Pendulum and Leigh, Baigent and Lincoln's Holy Blood Holy Grail and The Messianic Legacy, all of which are more interesting, more insightful and more suspenseful than this dreadfully stupid movie.

«This is certainly a swinging of a pendulum, but it is a pendulum that's been swinging for a very long period in one direction — which is...

These are trends which will move the pendulum back in favor of local bookselling.»

By the early - 1980s, however, the pendulum swung again with the publication of A Nation at Risk, which blamed poor education for a «rising tide of mediocrity.»

The authors of the unpublished reports, which were outlined here Nov. 18 at the annual convention of the National Organization on Legal Problems of Education, said their findings indicate that «the pendulum is beginning to swing back» following an «explosion» in the number of school - related cases from 1960 to 1979.

The professional development pendulum is swinging away from traditional methods (in which teachers passively receive information from outside experts) to teacher - centered models (in which educators take charge of their own learning).

And our research just happens to be in the swinging pendulum's path, which keeps us very busy.

The new car will have a V - 8 (as an alternative to the W - 12), which should help reduce the pendulum effect of the current car's twelve - cylinder lump hanging off the front end.

A torsional vibration damper, which works on the principle of a centrifugal pendulum, allows the engine to behave well at low RPMs.

Taking lessons from the last generation of EfficientDynamics editions at BMW, the X1's manual gearbox uses a centrifugal pendulum absorber in its dual - mass flywheel, which smooths out vibrations and lets the car cruise at exceptionally low engine speeds without discomfort.