What that means is that the atoms in glass are locked in place but, instead of forming neat orderly crystals, they are arranged randomly - so glass is rigid, like a solid, but has the disordered arrangement of molecules of a liquid.
Usher is one of the most compelling practitioners of an R&B subgenre that emphasizes details instead of generalizations, neat phrases instead of sweeping melodies.
Instead of a neat line between science and magic, then, we see a jumpy, shifting boundary that keeps getting redrawn.
According to the prosecution, the bullet - which entered Rhys's back slightly above his left shoulder blade and exited through the front right side of his neck - produced a noticeable "keyhole effect" on Rhys's body instead of a neat entry wound.
Instead of having a neat, cathartic plot, Tamara Jenkins' film is a series of anecdotes – unsentimental, uncomfortably funny, but always wise and sympathetic – about the indignities of the situation, and the contrasting ways the characters deal with them.
As McKee pulls the flag out of his shirt it becomes clear, instead of being the neat and tidy bandanna tightened onto the neck of an urban cowboy this was a Reichskriegsflagge (German war flag) that was used from 1938 45.
They swim normally except when making sudden changes in direction: instead of making a neat turn they lose their dorsoventral orientation momentarily and perform a messy somersault.
For the determination of some PCB congeners, standard solutions issued by NMIJ, CRM 4206-a1 (CB28, 10.04 ± 0.17 mg kg−1 in 2,4,4-trimethylpentane), CRM 4207-a1 (CB10.1310.13 ± 0.17 mg kg−1 in 2,4,4-trimethylpentane), and CRM 4209-a1 (CB19.999.99 ± 0.16 mg kg−1 in 2,4,4-trimethylpentane) were used for the preparation of the calibration solution instead of the respective neat reagents.
In order to improve the load sharing, a new design using an interference-fit bolt instead of the conventional neat-fit or clearance fit bolt for hybrid joints has been investigated using a three-dimensional finite element model in this study.
