Sentence examples for which bursting from inspiring English sources

Blunt and beautiful combine in "The Strafing," an image in which bursting shells illuminate a ghostly expanse of no man's land and trenches; it may remind Americans of some of Marsden Hartley's muscular romantic landscapes of the 1930's.

And you'll definitely want to sample the lusty local grappa, after which bursting into song is okay, and the occasional tarantella might be tough to resist.

This would provide a general model ready to be applied in cell bursting and in any other field for which bursting classification is in progress, such as epileptic seizure modeling [15].

The parameter g BK is important for producing bursting oscillations in actual pituitary cells in which bursting is converted to spiking when BK-type K+ channels are blocked [45].

Butera et al.[13] observed that including parameter heterogeneity in a spiking model for the pre-Bötzinger complex, it increased both the range of parameters over which bursting occurred and the range of burst frequencies (this being functionally advantageous for respiration), and this was the motivation for the study of Rubin and Terman [14].

In particular, we will show that the headless torus canards correspond to amplitude modulation in the voltage; the maximal torus canard corresponds to the voltage trace for which bursting first arises; and, the torus canards with heads have voltage traces associated to them that are similar to those seen in the bursting regime.

Both had huge housing bubbles, which burst painfully.

It starts with a sudden chord that ignites a rising soft glissando, which bursts into every-which-way fidgety lines.

Some consider him a father of the Abstract Expressionist movement, which burst into flower in the 1950's.

Among them are a number of flower teas, which burst into bloom in the teapot or a cup.

Beyond animals, there's an aura of rebellion in the Fenyvests' home, which bursts with color and whimsy.