Sentences with phrase «swirling vortices of»

When placed in a magnetic field, many superconductors display swirling vortices of electric current — a hallmark of the standard superconductivity theory.

The heat is transferred into a swirling vortex of molten metal, which then gets captured by a steam generator.

To fulfil his criteria, it should be both visually stimulating and mentally engaging so that «it pulls the reader into a swirling vortex of movement and mass».

At first glance, a swirling vortex of water seems similar to a black hole: Both take hold of the matter around them, sucking in and trapping whatever drifts too close.

There are some impressive visual effects, particularly the journeys through the swirling vortex of Jupiter's Great Red Spot and a shot of spaceship emerging from the rocky rings of some alien planet.

Just a couple of comments, without being too contradictory and certainly without getting into the swirling vortex of what Amazon «might» do someday (not arguing whether they will or not, but any party in the greater world of publishing «might» abuse any additional power it gets).

Where are the huge swirling vortexes of barracuda that we all loved to be engulfed by?

Still, you can «inspect» a Chad or Melissa and pour one of three expendable XP items into them, which upgrade their personal stats, which then spill over into your chosen hero's swirling vortex of numbers and perks.

DALeast paints animal figures in his signature style using a swirling vortex of organic black lines with white highlights.

But if you can't see it with your own eyes, you can surely read of it in at least one of his paintings» rather epic titles: Light and Colour (Goethe's Theory)- the Morning after the Deluge - Moses Writing the Book of Genesis, 1843 (pictured below), is a swirling vortex of fiery red enfolding a circle of golden light.

There is a growing sense that contemporary art has entered a swirling vortex of derivative quotations from the past — a Mannerist phase, perhaps.

Not exact matches

While «garbage patch» might make you think of something you pass by on the side of the road, the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is less like a patch and more like a massive swirling vortex more than three times the size of Spain and more than twice the size of Turkey or Texas.

The new Vortex bottle features internal embossing, or raised ridges on the inside of a bottle, in a spiral, «swirling» pattern.

Tip egg out of bowl into center of vortex and swirl water gently to help bring whites up around yolk.

Slip 1 egg with vinegar into vortex and continue to swirl water with whisk around edges of pan until it returns to a boil.

He swirled around the vortex of the 2011 - 12 Astros, dropped by the Blue Jays for a couple seasons, went to the Mariners in an unheralded deal and was traded to the Pirates in a really, really unheralded deal.

The Mommy Vortex describes the tornado - like whirlwind that sucks moms - to - be up into the world of Babyland, in contrast to the dust devil swirling around dads - to - be.

VORTEX FOUND Newly observed swirls of electric current in a high - temperature superconductor (shown in an artist's conception) may indicate that the unusual material fits within the standard theoretical picture.

If you trawl a fine mesh net through any of the globe's five subtropical gyres — giant ocean vortexes where currents converge and swirl unhurriedly — you will haul on deck a muddle of brown planktonic goop, the occasional fish, squid or Portuguese man - of - war — and, almost certainly, a generous sprinkling of colourful plastic particles, each no larger than your fingernail.

Beyond improvements to fuel efficiency and oil spill remediation, there are currently few easy methods to generate a stable vortex in the lab, so the team hopes their discovery of the «blue swirl» can serve as a natural research platform for the future study of vortices and vortex breakdown in fluid mechanics.

The team found that this «pins» the magnetic flux lines in place as the wires sweep through the field, preventing the formation of swirling magnetic vortices that reduce current flow.

Inspired by the process that creates natural twisters, electrical engineer Louis Michaud of Canada's AVEtec Energy Corp. designed a nonpolluting source of swirling power he calls the Atmospheric Vortex Engine.

Many vortex models focus on the swirling horizontal winds, where most of the energy resides.

The whipped up vortices confirmed yet another prediction — that at the top of the bat's stroke, the outer part of the wing impedes lift by creating a swirl of air that pushes it down.

Laser pulses shined into the vapor exposed the size and speed of vortices swirling around the bats» wings, which in turn revealed the forces they produced [see image at right].

Now, physicists report June 12 in Nature Physics that they've glimpsed the effect for the first time, in a black hole doppelgänger made with a vortex of water, similar to water swirling down a bathtub drain.

The sequence of images below, which display only the largest vortices, shows how a bird in flight spawns an array of helpful swirls near different parts of the

Above, small pockets of air swirl in tornado - like vortices as a hummingbird turns to its right.

In 2015, the Hubble Space Telescope detected a strange feature in the skies over Neptune — a swirling dark vortex the size of China.

Cassini stares deep into the swirling hurricane - like vortex at Saturn's south pole, where the vertical structure of the clouds is highlighted by shadows.

A team at the University of Liège, led by Olivier Absil, designed a portion of the Keck vortex coronagraph called the phase mask, which consists of concentric microstructures that force the starlight waves to swirl about the mask's center, creating the vortex singularity.

Researchers at Argonne created tiny swirling vortices out of magnetic particles, providing insight into the behavior that governs such systems — which opens up new opportunities for materials and devices with new properties.

The sharks, especially when they're on the attack, look like nothing so much as plastic bath toys of a decidedly inferior quality desperately fighting against the swirling vortex created when the tub's plug is pulled.

However, like the hucksters and low - lives caught in the vortex of its swirling, hypnotic narrative, it appears to exist everywhere all at once.

The rest of the film plays like an apocalyptic thriller, with lust, faith, family and ash swirling into a vortex.

This trick is a speciality of Mikkelsen's bad sorcerer Kaecilius, and it involves taking ornate surfaces such as the facades of buildings and rolling them up like parchments, while decorative cornices swirl and seemingly solid floors turn into swirling vortexes.

Deep in the heart of the spiral Milky Way galaxy, a hot vortex of matter swirls around a black hole more than a million times as massive as the sun.

These class 2 & 3 rapids include encounters on vortexes of swirling and funneled waters, natural ramps and sudden drops in elevation and adrenaline pumping action which can be safely experienced by anyone from 5 - 65 years of age.

Whether or not you care about swirling magical vortexes, the second game deserves the nod because of its scale and ambition.

The Great Vortex is a giant swirling sky - beam that sits in the heart of the High Elf nation.

Create words of three or more letters to clear the balls but watch out for the swirling vortex!

The continuous swirling motion of this 26 - foot - diameter liquid mass converges in a central vortex, as if rushing water is being sucked into the earth's depths.

Curated by the Public Art Fund Director and Chief Curator, Nicholas Baume, Descensionexplores the behavior of water, with a continuous swirling motion, this 26 - foot - diameter liquid mass converges in a central vortex as if rushing water is being sucked into the earth's depths.

The two long canvases of this enormous work extend like swirling vortices down each side of the gallery — a dizzying spectacle of color and monochrome, the everyday and extraterrestrial.

The exhibition includes works by JMW Turner, whose swirling, circular vortex of paint evoked the power of natural forces in his late seascapes and history paintings.

Windswept landscapes and waves that swirl across the surface create voids and vortices in which the viewer is invited to ponder the impermanence of time and memory.

The paintings» swirling surfaces of yellows, grays, and sea greens felt like vortexes of pure expression, tapping into the mystical power of painting that great artists like Sigmar Polke espoused — but with a new quality of openness and warmth.

The artist recently began working with pastels in his «Vortex» series, which features swirling rainbows of color.

As one of the progenitors of cosmic - comic abstract painting in the «90s, Bovasso is known for dense compositions of swirling vortexes and of irregularly stacked units that coalesce into humorously flattened mounds.

The temperatures themselves are greatly influenced by the strength of the polar vortex, a wind that swirls around the pole and when strong, can keep air confined throughout the winter in the polar night, allowing it to cool dramatically.