Sentence examples for change rupture from inspiring English sources

Sarkozy calls change "rupture".

Mix in names of countries and people scraped from the political stories sections of Google News, with frequent exhortations for "Reform," "toughminded reform," "market-led reform," "painful reform," "change," "serious change," "rupture," and 12-15 sentences worth of automagically generated word-salad content, and you'd be there.

This discrepancy might be due to plastic changes (rupture) that are not handled in the present elastic fiber net model.

Lead by curator and theater director Danil Vache, costumed performers appear to take inspiration from specific historical events and themes of radical change, societal rupture, militarism, and the uprising of poor and working class to claim power.

A modelling experiment examines changes in rupture potential in stiff roof units for each stratigraphic type as discrete unit thickness and location are manipulated through a range of values.

These tests indicated that increasing the compressive strength of the added concrete relative to the compressive strength of the substrate concrete improves the bond strength and changes the rupture mode from adhesive to monolithic.

On the other hand, significant changes in rupture force and in the fibrinogen-dependent zeta-potential variation were found during erythrocyte aging.

The Frankish conquest began, then, a period of slow change rather than rupture; certainly, there was less rupture than with the Lombard conquest in 568.

The displacements between adjacent parallel linear surface ruptures gradually change and likely show rupture discontinuity.

One way is to imagine other historical eras when there were other radical changes, radical ruptures.

This particular patient also had severe joint changes, including ruptures of both menisci, osteoarthritis (score 3), cartilage damage (score 3) and generalized thickening of the joint capsule.