I watch him build a sequence of falls and folds.
In 1933 in Econometrica, published by the Econometric Society, which he co-founded, he described debt deflation as a sequence of distress-selling, falling asset prices, rising real interest rates, more distress-selling, falling velocity, declining net worth, rising bankruptcies, bank runs, curtailment of credit, dumping of assets by banks, growing distrust and hoarding.
The last time there was a sequence of large falls was in September 2008 in the aftermath of the collapse of Lehman Brothers.
It's the voice that carries it, all whispered croaks "Straight ahead, that's the bed" followed by sequences of falling phrases that rise up like sobs "Where we la-a-ay in lo-o-ove togeth-e-er".
In another section of the anti-EU movement, Ukip and its leader Nigel Farage stumbled their way through a sequence of disasters without actually falling flat on their faces.
The proportion of unique tags that had only environmental sequences as the nearest match, without a sequence of a named species falling into the minimum 80% sequence-similarity boundary was large (up to 21% for sample FV4), reflecting the paucity of cultured representatives and the taxonomic annotation of environmental sequence data in public databases.
In Guinea, the pattern has been a sequence of rises and falls.
While most everyone envisions Newton with a Panther on his helmet, SI.com's Andrew Perloff sketches out a sequence of how far he falls if the Panthers choose someone else.
Bedford Castle finally fell through a sequence of four attacks.
