By implication this could affect teams at all levels as the impact cascades downwards.
Without their support he'll cascade downwards through the diminishing strata of celebrity, through bad sitcoms and reality shows and shopping-centre openings, until he hits rock bottom and ends up successfully running for London mayor.
"If poor seniors don't eat, everything cascades downwards," said Bob Schlueter, executive director of the Area Agency on Aging of Northwest Michigan, which serves Antrim and nine other counties.
As they cascade downwards, they form discrete layers that can be preserved over geological time as laminations in the rock.
The road dips a precipitous path along the ridge from where the deep geological gash of the Great Rift Valley cascades downwards to meet its bottom at the Dead Sea, 400m below sea level.
A type of social intervention design in which a) information/training is in layers or passes on from a small group to a larger group through participatory means and b) impact cascades downwards e.g. trainer to teacher to child to caregiver.
Once lit, sparkles shoot up in the air and cascade downwards, like water in a miniature fountain.
Instead of subsidiarity devolution to the lowest possible level of government the reverse operates, or what might be called the cascade principle, with power seeping upwards not downwards.
The effluent cascades over the inclined sieve at high speed, pushing particles and flocks downwards while an important part of the water is evacuated through the sieve.
The traditional Kolmogorov-like cascade, involving interactions between incompressible modes, is inhibited, since for its development it requires waves propagating both upwards and downwards in the atmosphere.
