Sentence examples for interrupted nature from inspiring English sources

Estimation of time-dependent travel time in an urban network is a challenging task due to the interrupted nature of vehicular traffic flows.

She too felt that the interrupted nature of the episodes caused a lack of "believable" pacing, and noted that the release "feels like a blatant cash grab by Fox to milk an old franchise while they still can".

The prevailing artifice is interrupted by nature in the form of a grasshopper (the fickle art critic?) and a tunneled, unruly space that could be an underwater cave or an insect's nest.

No sense in getting interrupted by nature 5 minutes into your break.

"She was dazed, she hardly knew what was happening, her normal state of consciousness interrupted, lost, the nature of her surrender not understood".

These changes come after a period of amazing hard drive deals abruptly interrupted by mother nature.

He seemed anxious by nature, and interrupted our detailed report with a nonchalant "Just show me your marching orders," as if that were a mere catchphrase.

Then the moose appears, a harbinger of another order, the world of wild nature interrupting the mobile domesticity of the coach with a sudden, unexpected, inexplicable "sweet sensation of joy".

Tampax has been running several ads in the campaign since July, and this month it will introduce another, in which Mother Nature interrupts a woman's steamy dream with the red gift, as well as an online-only video where the actress thrusts the package at unsuspecting women on the street, an unscripted video using nonactors who subsequently signed releases.

These results indicate that CAG repeat expansions in ATXN2 associated with ALS are uniformly interrupted repeats and that the nature of the repeat sequence and haplotype, as well as length of polyQ repeat, may play a role in the neurological effect conferred by expansions in ATXN2.

The diverse nature of processes interrupted in these mutants suggests that much remains to be uncovered about the mechanisms controlling cell death in plants.