Sentence examples for disordered moment from inspiring English sources
Yet in Gero's mouthy self-absorption, in Gilbert's moving transformation and in the nonstop real political theater that so obviously corresponds to the "Born Yesterday" outline, it's alive — awkward and creaking, but barking back angrily at this disordered moment.
The (partially) disordered local moment picture and Monte Carlo simulation method were combined to study the magnetically disordering effects on the thermodynamic properties in Fe Cu alloys.
Without such a force the atoms would be disordered by thermal agitation, the moments of neighbouring atoms would neutralize each other, and the large magnetic moment characteristic of ferromagnetic materials would not exist.
Above absolute zero, thermal motions begin to disorder the magnetic moments.
Thus, magnetic moment orientations of each single domain are along their respective preferred direction of magnetization and disordered in plane.
The narratives include explanations of how the subjects' eating disorders developed, moments of revelation and descriptions of the recovery process.
Dictionary definitions of "crisis": a turning point in an acute emergency; a paroxysmal disorder; a decisive moment.
Their world is created and ruled by one God, who ensures an ultimate eternal order beneath and beyond the apparent disorder of the moment.
Nevertheless, our results are interesting as they shed light into the molecular alterations simultaneously taking place in several important brain regions of individuals with and without major depressive disorder at the moment of their suicide.
It is the most used program and the only computerized treatment program recommended by NICE for the treatment of people with this type of disorder at the moment.
