He wasn't being outwardly shitty, but it was a crystalizing moment.
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The high temperatures prevented this water from crystalizing under the high pressures.
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Then, later in the episode, Brendan's case arrives at the U.S. Seventh Circuit, crystalizing both cases.
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The short film shows iridescent globules of liquid crystalizing before your eyes in a matter of moments.
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With public hearings on the impeachment inquiry under way, both the Democratic and Republican strategies are crystalizing.
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The idyllic image became a personal touchstone for Folds, crystalizing his view of the artist's job: to share what often goes unnoticed.
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And Dubochet found a way to add water and quickly freeze samples without crystalizing, essentially making a glass to capture molecules mid-movement without destroying them.
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The drop in temperature brings the anise oil out of solution, crystalizing it and turning it a familiar milky color, but raising the chance of a hangover.
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I feel like our band has always been trying to reconcile the noise with the melody, and this was more of a realized version of those things crystalizing.
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"It is crystalizing to consumers just how sub-optimal the app experience is in digital," Bill Fisher, a senior analyst at eMarketer, told CNBC in a phone interview on Wednesday.
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Once the team succeeded in crystalizing a CB1 receptor, they found that it had a complex "binding pocket network" which dictates how different compounds bind to the receptor and activate its effects.
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Once purchased, your honey can literally last forever (it basically never expires), but you'll want to store it in a cool, dry place out of direct light to keep it from crystalizing.
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Like sublime objects and structures spread across vast acreage, the constellations are strewn throughout the expanse of the heavens, their significance and symbolism only crystalizing when seen from certain angles or in specific sequences.
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So, about that cotton candy machine: The carnival version works by heating sugar in a container and spinning it at high speed, flinging the sugar out and crystalizing it into strands, which form into a cloud, usually colored pink.
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Read more: House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler says 'articles of impeachment are under consideration' for TrumpWhile Mueller's testimony was once envisioned as a crystalizing event, a Watergate-style moment to uncover truths, public attention has drifted in the months since the report was released.
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"Biden and Sanders continue to hold their bases, which should concern Warren, as she has waited for one of the front runners to slip these past few months — yet, their support seems to be crystalizing," Emerson Polling Director Spencer Kimball said in a statement.
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The landscape bristles with frozen cascades of green, blue, brown, and white, crystalizing here and there into visible figures — a sinuous, levitating swan, an anthropomorphic dove — while the gloomy crags and vegetative draperies, playing with colors and shadow and light, give off faint hints of coalescing human faces and forms.
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Driving the news: Author Marianne Williamson had her crystalizing moment with her answers on how to heal racial divides in the U.S., earning huge rounds of applause after proposing $200 billion to $500 billion in reparations for the descendants of slaves and condemning the state of water quality in Flint, Michigan.
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Landau's incorporated the Dead Sea into much of her work, not only crystalizing objects like a noose, shoes, and a violin, but recreating its harsh beauty in numerous exhibitions and museums, including Documenta X in 1997, MoMA New York in 2008, and a retrospective at Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona (MACBA) in 2014.
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Yes, right now you might just be a 10-year-old kid from the provinces, wrapping up your first visit to the capital with a night at the opera but this is destined to become a guiding memory for you, crystalizing into another symbol of the future that you dream about — just like those music posters plastered across your bedroom walls and all those fashion editorials that you keep tearing out of magazines.
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