Yawing and jolting motions of the boom are most critical.
As a fellow Tourette's syndrome sufferer, Mr. Matovic's story has given me hope that maybe I, too, can be freed from my tics, twitches, bobs, nods, grunts, squirms, hiccups and jolting motions.
"Beach Music" was jolted into motion by a suicide, and so is Conroy's fifth novel, "South of Broad".
The car jolted into motion and picked up speed, driving in tight circles around and around the floor of the barrel, and then up the side, until it was parallel to the ground, 10 feet up, the driver sitting outside the car, on top of his door, steering with his feet.
Painting, he declares in his "Manifesto of Aeropainting", is best done from an aeroplane: that way, the constraints of perspective are overcome, sky and landscape superimposed and jolted into motion, their elastic crescendos and diminuendos engendering new progressions of forms and colours.
In a separate screening room in a corner of the gallery two looping videos explore how the jolting, repetitive motion of riding a horse can make a girl have trouble controlling her body.
When it does, the water molecules move faster, crash into the more sluggish proteins, carbohydrates and fats, and jolt them into motion, raising the temperature of the food as a whole.
The novice of Zen will invariably nod off in the course of meditation, then when his body begins to fall forward, he will stop and jolt upward, a motion that wakes the novice up.
There are gigantic puzzle rooms where whirring cogs and sliding symbols must be turned, tweaked and interpreted so that monstrous clockwork machines jolt into motion, opening doors and exposing hidden chambers.
The discrepancies in price are jolting.
