Less time running means more time tumbling.
More sand follows, this time tumbling from above and showering the bare head of Jonathan Singer's Richard II in the first of Michael Boyd's history plays to be staged at the Roundhouse: dust and detritus anoint the fallen king, coating his shoulders and powdering the floor at his feet.
Most of the time, socks are worried about getting separated from their mate, they are always looking for a match, and they spend a lot of time tumbling through the dryer (life) in their quest to come out unscathed on the other side.
If cells with many flagella did not behave like cells with fewer flagella, then they would spend the majority of their time tumbling, a behavior that would inhibit chemotaxis.
After observing that E. coli cells with more flagella spent less time tumbling than would be predicted if a single flagella always 'vetoed' swimming, Mears et al. propose a new mathematical relationship between the number of flagella on the cell, the direction of rotation, and the resulting probability that the cell will tumble.
If you want to want to dry your jeans in a dryer for time, tumble them on a delicate cycle with low heat.
If you have your competition music on your iPod then listen to it and imagine yourself perfectly executing your routine (your stunts hit, your basket tosses are high, you have lots of attitude in your dance, strong arm motions, high jumps, toes pointed, clean transitions, tight and on time tumbling, exciting facials, pyramid hits, and strong ending pose).
Given the rain had relented at the start, as the track was drying so the times tumbled, Q1 still produced a shock.
Some longtime Enron employees lost hundreds of thousands of dollars as the value of stock they accumulated in Enron's boom times tumbled in a period when they were not allowed to sell it.
Yuki has trouble communicating with people, the words and sentences at times tumbling slowly from his lips and at other times leaping out all at once in an inarticulate jumble.
