It was only after Congress failed to pass the bill that the market went into free-fall, tumbling twenty-five per cent in the next ten trading days.
Once the railroad arrived, in the mid-nineteenth century, large numbers of Britain's ballooning middle class followed — "lesser men with less fortunes," suddenly free to "tumble down the Alps in living avalanches," in the sniffy words of Lord Normanby, the future British Ambassador to France.
Once the railroad arrived, in the mid-nineteenth century, large numbers of Britain's ballooning middle class followed—"lesser men with less fortunes," suddenly free to "tumble down the Alps in living avalanches," in the sniffy words of Lord Normanby, the future British Ambassador to France.
The simplest interpretation of these results is that the C-terminal extension of αB-crystallin is not perturbed by fibril binding and remains free to tumble in solution; hence, the one-dimensional NMR spectrum is not altered in the presence of fibrils.
The key thing the BFNN scheme seems to prove is that, in the context-free tumble-dryer of social media, no one with an opinion has ever intersected with a checked fact.
The ice cream man done it, he announces on tumbling free.
The Jackson hit "Human Nature" opens the record, a Sun Ra homage called "One for Blount" ends it, and "Autoscopy," a tumbling free piece, comes right in the middle.
Excitation of the fluorophore by polarised light enables it to emit polarised light of a different wavelength, but if the molecule is tumbling free in solution the emitted light radiates in different directions and the light signal is scrambled rather than polarised.
It was an audacious book - formally adventurous, erratically punctuated and written in a kind of tumbling free-verse that turned the opening pages into an onomatopoeic riot: "manhole covers clack-clacking like cast iron castanets"; "babies waa waa-ing in darkened wards".
