But his genius (as a prose writer too) is to transmit the breakdowns of systems -- their insufficiencies, their barbarities, their naïveté and hubris.
From the glittering majesty of "Kettles", to the gabba breakdown of "System" – a track Birchard describes as "a hard, 909, Jeff Mills, boot in the balls after all the R&B" – the album is a crystallisation of the influences, quirks, and experiments that he has collected to date.
Mr. Shearer argues there was nothing natural about the breakdown of systems that were supposed to protect the city.
By creating some machine breakdowns for various work stations in the production system, the effects of breakdown on system throughput have been investigated.
Moreover, hot water usage and breakdowns of the system were evaluated using detailed analyses of operation data for three years by considering seasonal factors.
For nearly a decade there were no major accidents, but local activists said disorganisation and corruption meant a breakdown of the system was inevitable.
Upon the breakdown of the system of public-land domain in Japan after the 8th century, private landholdings of various sorts came into being.
She takes a similar upbeat moral from Thomas Kuhn, the great historian of science who noted that the periods between the breakdown of one system or theory and the entrenchment of another are always marked by an explosion of competing hypotheses.
By contrast, upon applying the large penalty factor, the direct-enforcing method is achieved by directly solving the equations of motion without the breakdown of the system motion.
