Sentence examples for precipitous character from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, not only the process has a precipitous character, but its onset starts the sooner the greater the amplitude of the triggering pulse: (sqrt{mathrm{field} mathrm{amplitude}} timestau_{mathrm{onset}} approxmathrm{const}).

Contrast Microsoft's out-of-character precipitous move the day before the analyst's meeting with Facebook's confident stealing of a page from Google's book with a revised Facebook Connect and a reward-based developer program.

That's a precipitous fall; but it takes on a rather different character when you look at it in the context of the last five months, since the Liberal Democratic party's Shinzo Abe became prime minister.

But, turning directly to the war toward the end of his remarks, he said a precipitous withdrawal "would be an unconscionable act of betrayal, a stain on our character as a great nation".

It's tough for anyone to remain animated under such scrutiny, especially for a digital creation like Uncle Duke, the mordant Doonesbury character who, thanks to an innovative new motion-capture technology, made a precipitous leap from the drawing board to live Web and television appearances.

The character of Willy was most closely modeled on an uncle, Miller said, but his father's precipitous fall from affluence to abjection, and his restless attempts over the years to re-establish himself in business, surely find an echo in Willy's desperate determination to make himself into the success in the eyes of the world that he cannot stop imagining himself to be.

It was a precipitous fall.

Perspicacious or precipitous?

Their fall has been precipitous.

Fertility decline is not some precipitous event.

"The situation is very precipitous.