Sentence examples for turbulent side from inspiring English sources

As managerial baptisms go, Terry Connor's has been on the turbulent side, to say the least.

Mr. Taylor has heard the turbulent side of Debussy's music here.

NEW HAVEN — This city of 123,000 has long struggled to reconcile its two faces: The intellectual oasis of Yale University and the upscale area it has spawned, and a more turbulent side that includes the 1970 Black Panther trials, a recent Supreme Court ruling that white firefighters had been unfairly denied promotions because of their race and crime that still plagues parts of the city.

In DNS of free surface flow a dampening of the gas side turbulent fluctuations in the near surface region was found by previous investigators.

But in a highly personal account, he said that his family's turbulent history – one side fled the Russian Revolution while his Dutch mother spent much of her childhood in a south-east Asian prisoner of war camp – had taught him the uncertainty of life.

Positive Magnus force is induced when the boundary layer is either laminar or turbulent on both sides of the rotating model soccer ball.

"One of the most notable changes we observe in both the Hubble and Keck images is the change from a rather bland, quiescent band surrounding the Great Red Spot just over a year ago to one that is incredibly turbulent at both sides of the spot," de Pater said.

India's climate, always complicated by the Himalayas on one side and turbulent oceans on the two others, has been particularly unreliable in recent years.

In Sardinia conditions are more turbulent on the western side, and the island suffers from the cold mistral blowing from the northwest and also from the sirocco blowing from the southwest.

At the cardiovascular side (Z5), turbulent flow of energy losses that starts from the tip of aortic cannula (divergent diffuser) will be absorbed by the arterial wall filter to be dependent on ESS that control organs microcirculations [ 52].

(Famous line in the 1976 edition of Paul Samuelson's bestselling economics textbook: "It is a vulgar mistake to think that most people in Eastern Europe are miserable").. Schumpeter's eyes were not on the mainstream but on the turbulent eddies on the sides.