By facilitating the formation of peer networks between transfer students, other (non-transfer) students, and CLIMB alumni, CLIMB was able to break the tendency toward isolationism.
The sense of urgency conveyed by the sign is largely affected by sensory inputs such as red flashing lights or other features which cause the signs to break the tendencies of normalcy.
It also has the added benefit of breaking up the tendency for employees to silo news and information sources, in order to keep what might be perceived as a competitive advantage away from their peers.
It's all self-determination, and this makes it hard to break the increasing tendency of Congress and society to make things easier for the wealthy and harder for the non-wealthy.
To the Yankees, nothing matters more now than breaking down the tendencies of Casey Blake and Travis Hafner, Carmona and Sabathia, and the rest of the Indians.
Bill France made sure that people were paid, and he tried to provide a safe environment — these were bootleggers who had a tendency to break the law.
Bill France made sure that people were paid, and he tried to provide a safe environment these were bootleggers who had a tendency to break the law.
Citing the example of a controversy over fox-hunting scenes in the 1950 film "Gone to Earth" Mr. Burt describes the "rupturing effect" of the animal on screen, its tendency to break the spell of cinematic illusion.
Yet even as governments have built up their intelligence services, they have cursed the failings of their spies: their cost, their tendency to break the law and, above all, their habit of getting things wrong.America's and Britain's spying operations both stand cursed at the moment (see article).
One may speculate that the differences in the mutation to alanine or glycine might be caused by the fact that glycine has a low potential for the formation of α-helices and a relative high potential to form β-turns, and thus has a tendency to break the given secondary or ternary structures.
