In better words, the researcher broke the stream of actions in the middle or whenever deemed appropriate, challenged the existing perplexities in order to guide the subjects to formulate their hypotheses and guesses, to brainstorm, and to discuss how their thinking processes have worked to change their pre-existing ideas.
After Break the stream turned into a waterfall that soaked the internet.
The metal can be poured onto a spinning disk that breaks up the stream, or a spinning rod can be melted by an electric arc so that it throws off particles as it spins.
Aereo has today filed its response brief with the Supreme Court in a case that will make or break the streaming TV startup.
A soaring leap is followed by a luscious plié and delicately precise footwork: the steps pour out, without a break in the stream.
As they reached the riverbed, a thunderstorm broke, turning the stream into a torrent that swept 18 tourists and 3 guides to their deaths.
The word is a signal that, with the discovery of nuclear energy, events of a new order of magnitude, belonging to a new dimension of time, have broken into the stream of history.
Christmas is the time of year when the concept of meal times gets dramatically waylaid, so why not break up the stream of crisps-and-biscuit inhalation with one more sit-down meal before the big turkey blowout?
There has been almost no reaction to the Heat's latest dominating winning streak, and as Chris Tomasson writes on Foxsports.com, that's just fine with the Heat players, who likely enjoy a break from the stream of reasons for people to scowl at LeBron James.
Schell, citing the millennia-long half-life of the isotopes at Three Mile Island, saw the accident as part of a paradigm shift that accompanied our arrival in the nuclear age: With the discovery of nuclear energy events of a new order of magnitude, belonging to a new dimension of time, have broken into the stream of history.
