(2) Variable track stiffness The stiffness always changes abruptly at the railway bridge, railway tunnel, and bridge tunnel sections, and therefore transition zones shall be set [24].
It was a far cry from Bronco Mendenhall's media sessions, which always ended abruptly when there was a pause in the questions.
"I told Max and Erik they can interrupt at any time," Rabbi Edwards said, as Mr. Mutchnick, always the producer, abruptly halted the proceedings to turn off a fountain that was burbling off-cue.
"Climate-change experts, like Dahl-Jensen, say it's not so simple: the climate is always changing, sometimes very abruptly, so the last thing that mankind should be doing is adding its own forcing actions — like pumping unprecedented amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
"Climate-change experts, like Dahl-Jensen, say it's not so simple: The climate is always changing, sometimes very abruptly, so the last thing that mankind should be doing is adding its own forcing actions — like pumping unprecedented amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
It's always a little shocking how abruptly this city goes Noël, as though a tinsel storm blew through every year in the week before Thanksgiving.
And the ravages of the Russian loss are evident in the self-destructive quality of the mortality data: wholly preventable accidents, heart attacks, homicides and suicides whose rates, always high by Western standards, abruptly vaulted off the charts with the arrival of freedom.
Yet beneath this ambivalence, girls are desperate for reminders that we love them and always will, even as they're abruptly banishing us from their rooms.
It is no accident that the book comes abruptly to life when it does appear, always somehow representing the abortion rights side and always from other source material.
But the months before the Games always seem to include a flurry of lawsuits, abruptly severed friendships among competitors and, too often, disqualifications for illegal doping.
