"We have a promising project, but nothing of the earth-shattering nature that people are conjuring up," Dean Kamen, president of DEKA Research, based in Manchester, N.H., said in a statement.
This top-down behavior is because of the nature of shattering, which disrupts large grains into a lot of small pieces.
This argument particularly found traction on Reddit and publications that discuss fan theories, with lists of the small nods fans found ― such as a poster on a wall featuring a character from a previous episode ― shattering the supposed standalone nature of the series' various plots.
I'm sure this morning's newscast will come as a great comfort to the families of the hundreds of people who died in tornados yesterday, or otherwise had their lives shattered by Mother Nature.
He hopes that the project could help shatter the unforgiving nature of the music industry that often awards success, Spotify streams, and marquee bookings to those plugged in with major labels.
But readers should be prepared to have some cherished assumptions about human nature shattered".
The genius of Stravinsky's 1913 ballet, The Rite of Spring, looked two ways: embodying the atavistic impulses of human nature and the shattering birth pangs of modern art.
The shadowy glimpse of a childish Cersei threatening a cave-dwelling witch with having her eyes gouged out in return for a prophecy foretelling the demise of her three children (all of whom will be monarchs, she reveals) is an interesting, if not exactly earth shattering, insight into her twisted nature.
The present paper extends these studies and definitively analyzes the nature of the chromosome shattering, showing that the instability most likely arises in post-meiotic mitoses and likely most involves two different processes are implicated.
The best is Carol, the chaplain's daughter, who evolves mysteriously from prude to siren, ultimately shattering Ezra's long-held notions about the nature of lust.
