Sentence examples for a breakdown into from inspiring English sources

"But if we can summon up the spontaneity and the creativity in California," he said, "we can transform what is a breakdown into a breakthrough.

Such Cloud Brokers would need to satisfy more robust service level agreements (SLAs) by offering a breakdown into values at which Quality of Service (QoS) was assured over a set of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and below which there was some penalty paid to the user.

The Hirshfeld molecule is an extension of the concept of Hirshfeld atom [22], which is not based on a quantum mechanical definition, as QTAIM, but on a rather simplified interpretation of a multivariate function, like the electron density when a breakdown into atomic terms is adopted.

You can mess with rhythm, you can push harsher frequencies, you can turn a breakdown into a confusing rush of madness rather than a bridge between two things that are exactly the same.

You can mess with rhythm, you can push harsher frequencies, you can turn a breakdown into a confusing rush of madness rather than a bridge between two things that are exactly the same you can do anything, and because of that, you can force people to listen, to notice, to remember.

This hydrophobicity necessitates a breakdown into more hydrophilic lipid species prior to their uptake by the intestine.

But, lets not forget his attempt at turning Abed's mental breakdown into a best-selling book.

'Obviously, what people want when they're in that state is immediate relief, which is perfectly understandable, but when a person has spent their whole life functioning in a particular way, what starts off as a breakdown turns into a breakthrough, if they see someone who is psychoanalytically or psychotherapeutically trained.

Her father's death precipitated a debilitating breakdown into inertia and despair.

Decibel Declan opted not to try to influence Craig Joubert; instead he went sotto voce into a breakdown of the penalty genus into sub-groups: the ones given away by "downright stupidity"; those that stemmed from a "tight call" and that might be considered "unlucky"; and the penalties that were yielded through pressure.

This is the kind of record a troubled Englishman makes before he grows a beard, suffers a breakdown and moves into a stone farmhouse to commune with wood sprites.