In this technique the equilibrium of a system is disrupted by suddenly changing the temperature and observing the concentrations of the reactants as a function of time.
Then companies like Amazon, Apple, and Uber disrupted markets and suddenly disruption was all anyone talked about – disruption that started with giving individuals in the marketplace what they wanted or never knew they needed.
On a warm September Sunday afternoon, frenzied barking suddenly disrupted the stillness at his country house.
In both instances, the decision to leave is usually cast by the family, and the life of CYAs is suddenly disrupted by external circumstances.
That is a far higher probability than most analysts attach to a disorderly Brexit, in which Britain's borders and supply chains are suddenly disrupted.
He'd come home from school and, as was his wont, was watching The Merv Griffin Show on CBS when the program was suddenly disrupted by a crowd of musicians, most of them black, waving placards and blowing into wooden whistles.
Set in the Syrian-Jewish community in Midwood, Brooklyn, David Adjmi's new play tells the story of a teenager, newly married to a much older man, whose life is suddenly disrupted.
Rather, Twente, based in Enschede, had become the latest target of a group that has suddenly disrupted professional soccer around the world with tactics that are reminiscent of WikiLeaks.
But if the operation is badly broken, or the company's industry is being disrupted and customers suddenly have a wider array of choices, Jochen Wirtz and Ron Kaufman, Singapore-based researchers and consultants, recommend deeper cultural change.
The theme of your career, it seems, has been finding consumer markets suddenly disrupted by technology.
