Sentences with phrase «then pendulum»

I find that when I'm discontent, and then pendulum swing the other direction («so fine, I'll just live with an empty house») that's not any different at the heart level than active coveting.

Then the pendulum swung.

Then the pendulum swung the other way and I sold the book.

Thus, the motion of the pendulum is taken as the standard, as a more suitable «approximation» to the uniform time flow of absolute time, and some physical explanation is then sought to account for the seasonal variation of the solar day relative to this standard.18 Were standards other than the pendulum chosen as operating «more uniformly,» then the pendulum would be abandoned in favor of a «more uniform approximation» to absolute time.

The church gets too focused on doctrine and then the pendulum swings dramatically away to good works, the church ignores doctrine for social action and so the pendulum swings dramatically back toward an inward looking intellectualized faith.

Not exact matches

You know, to our way of thinking, you know, the the pendulum doesn't swing from one extreme to another and then just stop.

The pendulum will swing one way, then back the other way.

Then I had another pendulum swing and took my faith into strip clubs, alcoholism and degeneracy.

Frequently it happens then that the pendulum swings back and forth between false self - trust and despair.

But the pendulum then swung and the Gunners have had a miserable time against our London rivals.

If in 2018/19/20 the pendulum has not swung back the other way, then labour could indeed capitalise on this politically.

«If we're not careful and let the pendulum swing too far backward in the other direction, then we will not be competitive in science and technology,» she says.

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.

«If you consider the individual clocks as pendulums, then entangling the different clock causes the different pendulums to swing perfectly in unison.»

The best argument for emphasizing evidence in educational policy and practice is what happens when evidence plays no role: practice and policy swing like a pendulum from one enthusiasm to the opposite, and then back again, but no progress is made.The solution is to have a wide array of research going on at all times to create and evaluate promising solutions to longstanding problems.

The V - 10 behind the Huracans» seats is a perfect pendulum, easy to swing and catch, and with gentle prodding from our teacher, we were holding a slide for one lap, then two, then three.

In fact, only with the combination of disabled stability control and aggressive throttle application will you learn the RWS is two - wheel drive — and then the transition from grip to slip comes so quickly, aided by the pendulum effect of that giant engine, that you'll need to be wide awake to gather it all up, particularly on the road.

If the economics are getting better and the pendulum is starting to swing back in the traditional publishing market so that a new author can have faith that they can interest an agent / traditional publisher, and can expect reasonable editing and promotional assistance / training, then traditional publishing definitely has it advantages.

After a second it built up enough force to turn one click, swinging the pendulum, and then it stopped again.

Well, Bleszinski said that the Pendulum Wars wouldn't work, either, because then you've got no chainsaws and you've got no scary monsters, and so it wouldn't be Gears of War.

So that's me sorted, then, at least before a dance game manages to cater to my weirdly specific Priestess, Dropkick Murphys and Pendulum needs.

Michael, don't think the pendulum might not change and then expect a knock at your door.

I see instead an oscillating, in and then out of, balanced pendulum swing, driving and then following trends.

• «Early adopters were lonely then and they're lonely now» • «Never has so little been accomplished by so many for so long» But: • Virtual unanimity that pendulum will not swing back post-recession; and • The path is «thankfully» irreversible

This overwhelming tendency towards the negative aspects of life spurred some psychologists to create a movement intended to swing the pendulum back, if not all the way to the positive pole, then at least towards the middle of the spectrum.