The phrase "wise break" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically means a well-thought-out or sensible pause or interruption. Here is an example: After working for hours on her essay, Sarah decided to take a wise break and go for a walk to clear her mind before finishing the last paragraph.
Table 2 presents a state wise break-up of the estimated technical potential along with wind power installed capacity as on 30 September 2006.
The analysis presented here reflects three different perspectives: (a) overall and class-wise break-up of failure modes, (b) failure analysis for dies of different complexities, and (c) shape-wise breakdown of each failure mode.
It is suggested that total habitat probably used by red panda in India is 12500 km2, with a state-wise break-up of 11300 km2 in Arunachal Pradesh, 300km2 in Meghalaya, 800km2 in Sikkim, and 100 km2 in Darjeeling district of West Bengal.
A recently introduced chemical and chromatographic fractionation called 'Humeomics' [12],[13] allowed the separation of the bulk 'Humeome' matrix into homogeneous fractions by a step-wise breaking of chemical bonds of increasing strength, except carbon-carbon bonds.
So while we're considering cutting taxes, a wise tax break for the installation of solar power could help develop the industry and save the planet one home at a time.
Not only did Wise Dan break a 15-year-old track record with a time of 1 minute 31.78 seconds, but his 1 ½-length victory over the 2011 Kentucky Derby winner, Animal Kingdom, caught the fancy of the European news media.
In honor of National Suicide Prevention Month the authors of Design of A Woman: LaTerra Wise, Lisa Wright and Amanda Milbourne break the silence too often felt by women in faith communities, to share some of the experiences that have shaped their poems such as: suicide, depression, abuse, rape, self hatred, having abortions and other subjects that unfortunately, are still taboo for many people.
It assumes a position of flawless moral wisdom and figures the concerned bomb-dropping western powers as wise teachers breaking up a gang of squabbling children on the playground.
The first post-fast meal of papaya made my toes curl with pleasure, but, as George Bernard Shaw observed, "Any fool can fast, but it takes a wise man to break a fast properly".
That daylight voice that insists I should be thin and well-mannered and hard-working and have my hair brushed and teeth white and have a pension and security and two little children, healthy and wealthy and wise, has finally broken me.
It's wise to consider breaking up the company from time to time, he says, but if Dow had done it in 2006, "we would have lost all that joint venture cash".
