"The eddies, in turn, get pulled apart by shear flow and give up their energy to these large-scale features.
After looking at about a year's worth of data, researchers found that the "star was getting pulled apart and literally shredded into a debris stream that spiraled around the center of this black hole," writes Kachur.
We're at a moment in ecological and conservation thinking where this notion of the "wild pristine" gets pulled apart, and we see that wild and pristine are almost opposite.
Officials argue, with some justification, that these omissions are sound tactics: Congress can swallow only so much esoteric reform in one go.Even without these measures, the white paper may get pulled apart.
"People create this little world where they try to negotiate their own sense of alienation, then it gets pulled apart". He added that because such symbols are associated with youth culture, they are often viewed as superficial and treated cynically by companies that market to young people.
Sludgy percussion movements meanwhile get pulled apart like meat from the bone, egged on by a gut-punching bassline evocative of Norwegian black metal.
But by the time the invasion stuff kicks in ("They like to get the landmarks!" says Goldblum in one of the many wink-nudge moments), you can feel the story itself start to get pulled apart as it tries to go in too many different directions.
