As a death-row prisoner who broke out of his hole and started to strangle another convict, he gave the film a sudden charge that the moviemakers didn't seem to know what to do with.
A fiend in blue glasses who sits in a high throne on an enormous blue chariot or float causes it to move horizontally back and forth before the white-glowing mouths of the furnaces, feeding them the flattened cars like so many metallic soft-shell crabs — ramming each one in with a sudden charge, dropping it quickly with a twist.
This renders sudden charge reduction in ferroelectric capacitor.
Grouchy's dragoons became disorganised and were badly positioned following this sudden charge, and the Russian cavalry countercharged them, but Nansouty arrived just in time and the French repulsed the Russian cavalry, momentarily securing the position.
Since the solar wind magnetic field is variable, there would be sudden changes of charge and discharge as observed by Apollo missions (Colwell et al., 2007, and references therein) at abrupt changes of the magnetic field direction.
Take the first two songs off of "Watch the Throne," and all of a sudden it charges out of the gate.
But Ms. Thurber tends toward a grim determinism in linking the two, so that the outbreaks of violence and brutality often feel pasted-on, or trumped up to give a sudden dramatic charge to plays that largely consist of mundane dialogue meant to underscore the blunted sensibilities of the characters.
Using the well-known one-dimensional particle-in-cell computer simulation algorithm, we have studied the response of the sheath and presheath on the sudden negative charging of a planar electrode.
Rupert's reputation continued to rise and, leading a sudden, courageous charge, he routed a Parliamentarian force at Powick Bridge, the first military engagement of the war.
However, for some devices, as the one shown in Figure 3, we identified abrupt current jumps reflecting sudden changes in potential due to a charging or discharging event.
