She didn't soften or smile or stop screaming at Kurt and instead became louder, threw the shoes harder, breathed more erratically.
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She stumbles a little, wobbles from side to side, then stumbles again and again, each time moving a bit more erratically.
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Rainfall used to be sustained over weeks in the winter months, but now it comes later and more erratically, they will tell you.
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Even just three bots behaving more erratically taught humans far away in the network that this strategy could unlock solutions that hadn't been obvious.
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"More than likely it will act even more erratically, because there are no relationships out there that he would preserve by acting better," he said.
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And in so doing, allowed him to now reach out to a whole new audience that might have resisted the more erratically arranged lights of yesteryear?
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But it's a far scarier proposition if we apply the spinning plates analogy to today's set of national security challenges, which seem to be spinning faster and more erratically by the day.
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However, as software companies release newer versions of their applications and as web technologies continue to evolve, you may find that your Windows 7 computer runs slower and acts more erratically than it once did.
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The big picture: These "killer electrons" move more erratically during solar storms — a type of space weather where particles from the sun smack into Earth's magnetic field — so being able to predict that variability is key for spacecraft operators.
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Freeborn says her own findings suggest that men on PrEP who come in for testing every three months—sometimes even more often—are less of an STI concern than those who aren't taking the pill and come in more erratically.
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Stephen Schueller, a behavioral psychologist at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine, told the Wall Street Journal that depressed people tend to travel more erratically around a city; doing so on future devices could trigger a pop-up asking if you need to get help.
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The slow speed at which Hurricane Dorian as a whole is moving (not to be confused with the speed of its swirling winds, which are of course very fast) — allows it to be pushed this way and that more erratically than if it were embedded in a strong steering wind current, which would keep it moving more consistently.
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The novel has a very different tone from the previous books in the series. This is partly because it is a romance, and partly because the book bounces around in time more erratically than its predecessors. Adams even injects a humorous sub-plot. There is less outer-space time than in the previous books; Arthur leaves the new Earth only in the final chapters.
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Although the team is able to drive them off with only one casualty, they are shaken. The Grendels, although dangerous, had always been predictable; now they are changing. Aaron Tragon behaves more erratically, convinced that the source of his powers is his origin as a Bottle Baby. He hopes to use artificial wombs to sire hundreds of children (breeding them like horses), and begins worshipping the Grendels.
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Over the next several hours, radar revealed the system was moving slower and more erratically than expected, occasionally jogging to the east. Ada was an exceptionally compact cyclone, with a radius of gale-force winds, compared to the 150km (100mi) radius generally considered "small" for tropical cyclones. Between 11:00 and 17:00 UTC on 17 January, the cyclone's eye shrank from to just across, as measured by radar.
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In the late 20th century, research suggests other locations may have been the site of de Soto's crossing, including three locations in Mississippi: Commerce, Friars Point, and Walls, as well as Memphis, Tennessee. Once across the river, the expedition continued traveling westward through modern-day Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Texas. They wintered in Autiamique, on the Arkansas River. After a harsh winter, the Spanish expedition decamped and moved on more erratically.
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Critics note that rats cannot search reliably in areas of thick vegetation and often search more erratically than humans, offering a lower level of assurance that the land is mine free. Additionally they can only work for short periods in the heat, limiting their output. Manual demining teams are still the globally preferred method of landmine clearance, and currently APOPO is the only organisation in the world to use giant rats.
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Another consequence to the sex role reversal is that females are also preyed upon at a higher frequency than males. Despite not foraging for food, more females are killed by spiders even in locations where both sexes are traversing because of the risky flight patterns females perform in order to get attention from males. This includes flying closer and more erratically towards nearby vegetation where spiders lay their webs. Researchers also note that the enlarged ornaments may also trigger higher predation rates.
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DeWar attempts to in some way comfort her, but she quickly demands he return her to the harem. Lattens' condition continues to worsen, causing UrLeyn to act more and more erratically, spending less time focusing on the war and more time at his son's bedside. The Protector goes so far as to bar all visitors to his chambers, and even prohibits DeWar from speaking to him unless he is spoken to. His only real contact is with Perrund, who spends most nights holding UrLeyn as he cries himself to sleep.
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Kaboom! on the Atari 2600 The game is similar to Avalanche in concept, but instead of there being a pre-existing set of rocks across the top of the screen that randomly fall, a character known as the "Mad Bomber" moves back and forth randomly dropping bombs. As the game progresses, the Mad Bomber traverses the top of the screen much more erratically, dropping bombs at increasingly higher speeds, making each of the seven higher levels more difficult. The player uses a paddle controller to move buckets back and forth near the bottom of the screen to catch the bombs before they reach the bottom.
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The robots continued to build and evolve their own civilization; the chip has been passed from CPU to CPU and has now become outdated and damaged, causing the robots to behave more erratically and to harm the creatures with whom they were originally designed to co-habit. The Maker has become increasingly weary and fearful of his own original creation. The Maker now lives a solitary existence hiding in self- imposed exile. He did, however, once save a small Biguana monster from the jaws of a Blind Polar Dog and made him a robot tail to replace his half-eaten, one knowing that for Biguana's balance is very important to their survival.
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There are three main manufacturers of cricket balls used in international matches: Kookaburra, Dukes and SG. The manufacturer of the red (or pink) balls used for Tests varies depending on location: India uses SG; England, Ireland and the West Indies use Dukes; and all other countries use Kookaburra. The different manufacturers' balls behave differently: for instance Dukes balls have a prouder seam and will tend to swing more than Kookaburra balls – providing a home advantage when playing against a team unfamiliar with the ball. All limited overs international matches, regardless of location, are played with white Kookaburra balls. White Dukes balls were used at the 1999 Cricket World Cup, but the ball behaved more erratically than the Kookaburra and white Dukes have not been used since.
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With no consumer goods or raw materials to offer to the global economy, Pottsylvania's ruling clique decides the only way it can thrive is to invade other countries, in secret. To do so, Fearless Leader commissions a device that shoots "goof gas," a substance that renders its victims hopelessly stupid and silly: doctors and physicists become mindless manchildren, opera virtuosos turn into rock and roll singers, and a member of Fearless Leader's inner circle who served as a test case became dumb enough to insult Fearless Leader to his face. In McKeesport, Pennsylvania, Rocky and Bullwinkle encounter Peter Peachfuzz, who is behaving even more erratically than usual. After some effort, Peachfuzz is able to explain the national crisis: Boris Badenov and Natasha Fatale have been squirting goof gas into institutions of higher education and culture across the United States.
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