Příklady abruptly

• If the ending is ultimately and abruptly happy, the pathos lingers.

• As the reorganization perspective argues, elites led the way in abruptly changing the types (not just numbers) of civic groups with which they affiliated.

• A young woman's laugh fills the darkness of the space, joined by a second woman's laughter until both abruptly stop.

• Either way, in rendering an idealized construct, the press offered a 'vision' against which non-conformity jarred abruptly.

• The proportion of relational words decreases abruptly at first, then more slowly.

• It is seen that an addition of minute quantities of positrons abruptly reduces the net negative charge of the dust grain.

• For one, elaborately modeled image censers and censer stands abruptly ceased to be used, and spiked hourglass and ladle censers were adopted.

• These dramatic, conjunct descents, like the angular motion described above, also serve to change the register, although less abruptly than the leaps.

• Abruptly replacing them with democratic village government from the top in the middle of a war might have produced a facade rather than substantive decision-makers.

• Weaning countries abruptly from external financing and technical assistance might well have the opposite effect.

• This substance frequently ends abruptly on the nuclear side, being sharply demarcated, by a straight line, from the rest of the parasite.

• She abruptly sacrifices the passive, feminine world of the vanity table for military action.

• The model did not take into account whether a person retired abruptly or gradually.

• Calcium rises abruptly and briefly throughout the cell at the onset of anaphase.

• However, stability margins become zero abruptly because when robot gets unstable no stability margin is computed (the support polygon disappears).