Sentence examples for edge breakdown from inspiring English sources

Different techniques are found in literature in order to avoid premature edge breakdown with the aim of limiting the electric field at the edges to be weaker than in the multiplication region.

It just put me on the edge of breakdown, every single time".

These are performances that are defined by the fact that they teeter on the edge of breakdown.

On the edge of breakdown, she is plagued by anxieties that they are coming to get her.

Even if the play is overshadowed by its successor, it offers a poignant, deeply Freudian study of a mind on the edge of breakdown.

Douglas learned to paint for the role, but the real energy is in his depiction of a man constantly on the edge of breakdown.

That was not difficult partly because of the sheer brilliance of the music – always manically teetering on the edge of breakdown – but also because of the strength of the central performances.

Self, who is crisscrossing the Atlantic to make his first feature film, "Good Money" (later, "Bad Money"), becomes progressively mired in an accumulation of complex financial and sexual crises, linked to the corruptions of money, expressed through a series of hilarious set-pieces, which bring him to the edge of breakdown.

"In fact, in some cases, it requires conscious, pro-competitive gerrymandering". That particular effort produced a map with 242 competitive districts: a remarkable number that would put the political parties on the edge of breakdowns and enrich a new class of political operatives.

Diane Arbus was teetering on the edge of a breakdown.

I guess, like some outdated Romantic, I want my writers constantly teetering on the edge of a breakdown?