But I don't know if there's a higher propensity to break from one bat to another.
Since breaking from one's party is burdensome, if a presidential nominee is going to do it he probably ought to do so conspicuously — as Bill Clinton did, for instance, on welfare reform, or as John McCain did in the distance he maintained from George W. Bush.
An interface migrates as atoms break from one grain, cross the interface, and attach to the other grain at a velocity proportional to the free energy reduction per unit volume of atoms crossing the interface.
"Considering he broke from the one post position, his performance was quite acceptable.
The favourite, Almanzor, will break from stall one on the inside, which might be a tricky berth if his recent hold-up tactics are to be maintained.
Bolt knows Van Niekerk well and broke off from one of his interviews to hug him as he passed.
Case in point: he has a single silver cleat, the size of a tooth, that broke off from one of the players' shoes during a game.
In the high-carbon mobility business-as-usual scenario and with the AV fully developed and becoming the central element in the mobility and transport system, it is likely that for the first time in history we will break from the one-hour per day (on average) travel time budget [15, 100].
Hear a man speaking Tajik on Moscow's fashionable Krymskaya Embankment, and you could be forgiven for thinking he's migrant worker on break from one of the many construction sites in the area.
I traveled extensively for Omni, interviewed Mary Leakey at Olduvai, etc.... On a break from one of the Royal Society "new trends" lectures I ran into the photographer Quanta hired to shoot the event and gave him a copy of my Royal Society book.
