Sentence examples for a breakdown called from inspiring English sources

In it Mr. Scott cited dead notes, noisy and unreliable mechanics, nonworking stops, a patched-up blower and pipes that malfunction and sound continuously, even after the key is released: a breakdown called ciphering.

The officer in charge, suspecting that she was having a nervous breakdown, called her father and had her taken home.

Bartlett Sher, who directed him in "South Pacific" and "Golden Boy," as well as in "Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown," called Mr. Burstein "this weird utility player".

The government, for example, uses a much more detailed breakdown called the National Statistics-Socio-Economic ClassificatioNational Statistics-Socio-Economic

Artist Alexey Zakharov has now revealed the extensive detail that went into making the 3D version of a fan-favorite 2D cartoon in a behind-the-scenes VFX breakdown called MAKING OF "Futurama 3d (test shot)." The video breaks apart each layer, object, and shot from the video short, revealing the city's growth from simplistic cartoony buildings to a sprawling, near-tangible metropolis.

For me European tradition begins with 12th-century polyphony and follows a slow, gradual assault on Pythagorean symmetries, the end result being the nervous breakdown called atonality, a condition from which we are recovering.

There are some exceptions, of course, such as individuals whose heart attacks stemmed from unusual causes, like an infection, and those who have had an exceptionally severe problem from taking a statin, like severe skeletal muscle breakdown (called rhabdomyolysis).

Beginning with the work of Broca and Wernicke in the 19th century, a popular view has been that language is localized to certain areas of the brain (see Fig. 3), almost always the left hemisphere,[19] and that it is subject to characteristic patterns of breakdown, called 'aphasias.' (See Saffran 2000 for a survey of the various aphasias).

This not only spares protein but also ensures that fats are completely metabolized and prevents a condition known as ketosis, the accumulation of products of fat breakdown, called ketones, in the body.

Susan, realizing that Katherine has suffered a total nervous breakdown, calls Katherine's daughter, Dylan (Lyndsy Fonseca), who comes to town and has her mother committed for psychiatric observation.

CSJ reports focus on family breakdown, calling for Cameron's promised marriage tax allowance – though that gives most to the better-off.