Just as the Tilt-a-Whirl effect wears off, so too does the novelty of "Woodenhead," leaving stretches of it seeming like gratuitous grossness or, worse, a music video.
The detail is lost in a whirl of effects.
The story proceeds with tremendous energy and in a whirl of gaudy literary effects from Delhi to Kashmir to Moscow and back again.
The final duet, for Edward Watson and Tamara Rojo, is also notable, full of whirling ice-skater effects and dominated by a wistful tenderness.
The mistuning effect on the whirl speeds of the bladed rotor is then explained by classifying the whirling modes into three types according to their cause of manifestation and the frequency relationship: namely, original, coupled multi-blade, and conjugate whirling modes.
Efforts are also directed towards predicting the onset of oil whirl instability and investigating its effects on the system dynamics.
In the supercritical regime, the damping can trigger unstable whirl oscillations, which can have catastrophic effects.
The drillstring rotates during drilling, and this may lead to violent lateral vibrations of the drill collars, an effect analogous to the whirling motion of an unbalanced rotor.
From the choreographic exultation of hectic crowds filmed at sharply energized angles, Lubitsch shifts to a prismatic clash of special effects that conjures an inner whirl of orgiastic frenzy.
Earth's rotation makes these disturbances spin by means of the Coriolis effect, an apparent deflection of moving parcels of air that forces storms to whirl counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere and clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere.
Herheim productions rely on eye-dazzling effects, with whirling turntables.
