It rises and falls on its relations with the outside.
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As they go, the score rises and falls — panting, basically.
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"The case rises and falls on the victim's testimony," he says.
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But a king's time as ruler rises and falls like the sun.
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The sound in the Drill Hall rises and falls in continual rhythm.
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Ether typically rises and falls alongside its larger, better-known predecessor bitcoin.
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A human pyramid rises and falls across the width of the living room.
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And when I press a little harder, the hammer rises and falls quickly.
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In such a society, the economy rises and falls by a single measure.
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Sunday Service, by design, rises and falls on the power of the group.
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It also introduced a dynamic pricing model, which rises and falls with demand.
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And there's evidence that suggests loneliness naturally rises and falls throughout our lifetimes.
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A woman dancing in her long skirt, which rises and falls, morphs into calligraphy.
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But some have held on through it all — the crashes, the rises and falls.
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"And the money is constantly going up and down" as production rises and falls.
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To be sure, the energy sector seldom rises and falls in lockstep with oil prices.
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They have rises and falls in response to the success or failure of the left.
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"Margin debt rises when the market rises and falls when the market falls," Hickey said.
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He is also Croatia's top passer, and the team rises and falls on his performance.
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"The prosecution must show that the case rises and falls on Ms. Robles's testimony," she said.
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Instead, it's a side-scroller where the action rises and falls over seasons instead of seconds.
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It'd sort of come and go as the restaurant business rises and falls as it does.
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The music rises and falls according to unpredictable rhythms, creating a messy, twitchy symphony of bleeps.
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"The value of the license rises and falls on the popularity of the property," he said.
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Animals and plants flourish and die off; the amount of dust in the atmosphere rises and falls.
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"Dynamic" pricing, which rises and falls with demand, has been resisted so far by clubs in England.
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City Kitchen Anyone can see that a salad rises and falls on the quality of its ingredients.
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But Italian bond yields — which tend to move closely with rises and falls in risk sentiment — fell.
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The vast assemblage "It's only working 'til it isn't" (2016) has a topography that rises and falls.
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Any explanations for why crime rises and falls in a specific time span should be made with humility.
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During the last hundreds of millions of years, Earth's sea level has undergone numerous dramatic rises and falls.
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The houseboat rises and falls with the tide every day, and when it's windy it moves a bit.
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As the water level rises and falls, the actions take on the qualities of a fraught water ballet.
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But policymakers have vowed to ensure the stability of the property market to avoid big price rises and falls.
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The warm and nasal intonations of Portuguese, its smooth rises and falls, are both comforting and pleasurable to me.
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One of them is the tide, which rises and falls according to the gravitational effects of the Sun and Moon.
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The value of FMR's privately held stock rises and falls largely based on the performance of the mutual fund business.
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Spending typically rises and falls with a changing economy, evolving demographics and varying needs of beneficiaries— but not congressional approval.
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After lurching between rises and falls for about five years, consumer prices have been rising steadily, if modestly, this year.
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Your body temperature rises and falls slightly throughout the day, and you become drowsy as your body temperature comes down.
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The case rises and falls on the evidence as it exists at the time it is presented by the prosecution.
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But the problem with bandwagoning is that your fortune rises and falls with those of the great power you've aligned with.
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But, as the latest numbers make all too clear, their fate rises and falls with the state of the global economy.
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And above all, we want to see it form and un-form lovely metallic snowflakes as its temperature rises and falls.
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But the count rises and falls with the seasons — higher in spring and summer, lower as fall gives way to winter.
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The trail rises and falls, and many sections are now submerged, said Mr. Unsworth, who is helping with the rescue operation.
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"Water rises and falls everyday, how can we clean it all?" said Ngo Ngoc Dinh, head of Da Loc People's Committee.
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Others are shown a graph that rises and falls, and that turns green, yellow, or red depending on how fast they're working.
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Cryptocurrency trading advice and the rollercoaster of emotions associated with its daily rises and falls has become part of our daily conversations.
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"This means the case virtually rises and falls on evidence surrounding all the statements Juárez made" about the crime and his confession.
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The sun rises and falls at the appropriate times and the days get longer and shorter in accordance with the changing seasons.
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Curiosity has measured a low but persistent presence of methane, about 410 parts per trillion, which rises and falls with the seasons.
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To swim in the ocean is to immerse myself in wildness, to feel the way the water rises and falls like breath.
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You'll also know at a glance if the fever is on the rise; TempTraq changes colors as the wearer's temperature rises and falls.
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Riders ascend 13 stories and plummet to their doom — only at Disney parks, "doom" is a stomach-turning series of rises and falls.
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In one practice, children observe their "belly buddy," a stuffed animal placed on their stomachs, as it rises and falls with their breath.
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The screen is mostly black, save for subtitles and a reverberating green oscilloscope that rises and falls with the voices' tones and textures.
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Soon, with the Santa Monica Mountains to the left, the terrain wrinkles, and the highway rises and falls and curves with the topography.
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Kaufmann and Goodwin concluded, as the accompanying graphic shows, that the sense of threat among whites rises and falls in a nonlinear pattern.
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Because it's a lagging economic indicator — it rises and falls well after the rest of the economy — it moves differently than stocks or bonds.
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The trick is the chorus, which rises and falls with a forlorn grace that's undercut by the steel at the back of Rockne's throat.
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Additionally, for the first five days, trading will be unfettered, before a 20% cap on price rises and falls per day will be implemented.
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Also, the investor should think about how the income-tax rate may go up or down over the years as income rises and falls.
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The ground beneath you rises and falls gently, across several planes of combat—but, mercifully, not in a way that turns your insides out.
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Mr. Thiri Thein Than bought a Master Calendar Lunar watch in pink gold with a tiny moon that rises and falls with the lunar calendar.
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For a city that rises and falls on what's for dinner, taking inventory of its restaurants was one way to measure both devastation and resilience.
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The level of violence rises and falls — it's tempered when truces between the maras and the government are brokered and soars again after government crackdowns.
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"Government spending is tied heavily to oil revenues, so the health of the public sector closely tracks oil price rises and falls," Coates Ulrichsen said.
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Within the city, the Danube rises and falls as much as eight meters — more than in other cities, where dams and levees regulate the flow.
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A fan makes a bright blue tarp undulate like a jellyfish; a totem made of ice melts or grows as the ambient humidity rises and falls.
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The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) house price measure - the difference between members reporting price rises and falls - improved to -10 from -22 in April.
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The index is a measure of economic sentiment that rises and falls with major events like the 9/11 attacks and the 2009 global financial crisis.
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This was partly because of rises and falls in the sea itself, and partly because of the land rising and falling in response to tectonic shifts.
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"Modulating pressure" refers to opening or closing valves at different times of the day to keep pressure in mains from building as demand rises and falls.
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But that rises and falls depending on close you are to peak earning age, which is typically around age 49 for men and 40 for women.
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In one scene, a dancer — Susie (Dakota Johnson) — performs in a studio, expelling sharp, sudden breaths as she rises and falls, her arms shooting out like daggers.
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But that rises and falls depending on how close you are to peak earning age, which is typically around age 267 for men and 2000 for women.
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Ultimate Folly: The Rises and Falls of Whitaker Wright, out January 8, is the result, and offers a much fuller picture of Wright's dynamic life and robust story.
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One of them, "Dawn and Gaze," is vintage envy—a nearly seven-minute sprawl that stretches over numerous rises and falls, ultimately landing in a place of serenity.
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His trademark choir had swelled to 90 members (the size of the choir rises and falls proportionally with how much money Jean-Raymond has at a given time).
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The Vienna loop rises and falls about 242.195 feet every lap, which Hoogkamer and his colleagues estimate could cost Kipchoge 10 seconds over the course of the race.
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That means the frequency of the carrier wave—the basic radio wave, which is then deliberately deformed in order to carry data—rises and falls in a sawtooth pattern.
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Of course, Zuckerberg has pledged to give away most of his fortune anyway, so these rises and falls in stock prices won't matter much to him in the end.
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Evan Stephens Hall's voice is flawless, even when he flickers between his mid-range and falsetto; the song rises and falls around intricate guitar flurries; the harmonies never err.
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It's a brief, semi-ballad that rises and falls from doo-woppy verses to crashing choruses and sounds like it could have come out in both 1997 and 2018.
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That represents a level of deprivation, which rises and falls with the economy but has never dipped into single figures, higher than that of almost any other developed country.
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Deafheaven's sound isn't just contrasts and rises and falls—it's the whole picture, driving the blackgaze in vogue a decade before into a cosmopolitan direction of empathy over the esoteric.
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Alternatively, a song with "a highly unusual pattern of contour rises and falls" within the melody may also become earworm-worthy, as it sets itself apart from other popular songs.
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Suspended in a Hollywood-grade stunt harness with a VR headset strapped on your head, you fly above a mountainous landscape as the sun rises and falls in the distance.
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Mr. Adams effectively buries the little melodic fragment in an extravagant, churning brew of live and digital sound whose main structural elements are extended, sometimes monumental, stepwise rises and falls.
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The amphibious house, designed by Baca Architects in London, is a gleaming box of glass in a stretch of the River Thames, which rises and falls with the water level.
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As bitcoin's popularity surges and its price rises and falls, more and more people are asking the same question: How does bitcoin, something that's essentially invisible and intangible, have value?
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The number of 10- to 19-year-olds killed by guns has fluctuated in recent years, the CDC said in its analysis, which did not discuss reasons for rises and falls.
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Our star's activity rises and falls according to an 11 year solar cycle, in which twisted magnetic bands, fueled by the rotation of the Sun's deep interior, migrate across the surface.
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Recognizing this trend, investors have poured money into the American-listed Global X MSCI Greece exchange-traded fund (GREK), an ETF that rises and falls with the overall economy of Greece.
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Not coincidentally, from the mid-0003s to the mid-1960s, apprehensions of Mexicans crossing the border unlawfully — a rough measure of rises and falls in illegal immigration — plummeted to near zero.
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The number of separate fires rises and falls often, as new blazes flare up and old ones merge with one another, but the size of the devastated area has grown steadily.
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His supporters think he can show Democrats how to start rebuilding the party in socially conservative states where the ag-heavy economy rises and falls with rain cycles and soybean prices.
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Gail and Fletcher are struggling to free Paul, an effort that finds them often grappling with Getty Sr. His interest in Paul rises and falls, much like the stock market does.
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The integration of the global financial system has turned national financial systems into a vast single sea of money that rises and falls with changes in saving and investment around the world.
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DEEP is a wonderful in-development virtual reality game that helps combat anxiety attacks by virtue of deep breathing exercises, as an on-screen underwater avatar rises and falls with each breath.
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Because the value of the premium tax credits rises and falls with the price of a silver plan, consumers who qualify will not pay more than a set amount of their income.
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It is no surprise that meetings of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), in which Fed governors and regional Fed presidents set interest-rate policy, can trigger rises and falls in the stockmarket.
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And for families whose income rises and falls, the earned-income tax credit also automatically pays benefits in years with lower income and takes them away when earnings turn out to be higher.
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The team kept track of where the teenagers were in their circadian cycle by measuring their saliva's levels of melatonin, a hormone that rises and falls regularly over the course of the day.
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Google's goal with the updated voice was to put a heavier focus on intonation, making smoother rises and falls in its speech, while doing a better job of mirroring how a human would talk.
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Their rises and falls are legendary, and vestiges of that era brim with gaudy, golden churches, theme parks, massive television studios, private jets, and sweaty-faced preachers promising cash donations would curry God's favor.
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The structure rises and falls with the 8-foot tides and never tilts more than 11 inches, even in winds topping 70 mph or if the herd crowds the stern to watch passing crustaceans.
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An infant cry is characterized by a simple, clear, fundamental tone and a relatively long, unbroken "melodic structure," as it is perversely called, that falls and rises and falls and tails off in unpredictable ways.
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The images, turned into a GIF, show how the ground in the southern part of the world&aposs fifth largest economy rises and falls when groundwater is pumped in and out of aquifers beneath the surface.
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Texas. Researchers at Rice University recently mapped out the Lone Star State's breezes and sunshine to assess what they called "complementarity," how the energy available from one energy source rises and falls in relation to another.
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To do that, the FPC raised its counter-cyclical capital buffer (CCyB) - which rises and falls along with the ups and downs of the economy - to 0.5 percent from zero, with a one-year implementation phase.
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Wary of conventional payoffs, or even of conventional rises and falls, he likes to swerve away from a story or a character he has spent many pages establishing, in search of a fresh center of interest.
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La Coca Trail, for instance, rises and falls on its meandering path to the big payoff: a roaring waterfall and pool that beckon you for a dip and, if you can tolerate the pelting, a shower.
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People already enrolled in Medicaid can stay on it, but most people don't just get on Medicaid and stay on it forever — they cycle in and out of the program as their income rises and falls.
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Truer to the source material than is probably advisable, the new David Bowie musical Lazarus both rises and falls just like the movie The Man Who Fell to Earth, which it is a sort of sequel to.
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Men in blue jackets scamper across a trading room floor at the New York Stock Exchange, alternatively delighted or despondent, following rises and falls of geopolitical turmoil, the specter of regulation or, perhaps, the whims of other investors.
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Succession had shown us exactly what we needed to see to understand the emotional ramifications of what would happen across the rest of the season, which rises and falls on Shiv's chances at becoming the new Waystar-Royco CEO.
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The information conveyed is relatively easy to follow: after many rises and falls, I see the level of the sculpture's string end at a significantly higher elevation than where it began — so I understand that income inequality has risen.
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The sonic kayak mixes a tune in real time out of three tracks: live underwater audio, a tone that rises and falls as the temperature changes, and pre-recorded sounds and voices that play when the boat passes GPS checkpoints.
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Deep sleep is also commonly referred to as slow-wave sleep because while you're dozing, the electrical activity in your brain slowly rises and falls as neurons take a moment of rest, followed by a moment of over-excited activity.
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One other digital component is a reflective Kubrickian monolith that rises and falls from the landscape, a nod to the organic and digital facets of the video, the acoustic and the electronic in the music, and the title of the album.
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The BoE also said it would start to raise the new cyclical element of its capital framework, which rises and falls as the risk of imprudent lending changes over the business cycle, after policymakers failed to reach agreement in December.
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But hearing can discern much more than just pitch and pace: it can pick up multiple instruments with differing timbres, keeping track of each note's pitch, and even its attack and decay—how fast it rises and falls in volume.
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But in person, much of the course's majesty resides in the panoramas: the long views through the big trees, vistas made possible by all the rises and falls in a golf-scape that is broader and more open than expected.
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While candidates like Warren and Buttigieg have experienced a series of rises and falls throughout their campaigns, Sanders has shown that he commands the support of a fiercely loyal base that has kept him near the top of the polls.
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Ned Stark and Robb Stark's deaths, the rises and falls of Stannis Baratheon, Daenerys Targaryen's difficulties in Meereen, and especially Jon Snow's betrayal and murder at the hands of the Night's Watch are all tragic stories that traditional fantasy doesn't normally tell.
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"Gold," which chronicles a few of Kenny's rises and falls in the 1980s, describes itself as "inspired by actual events," but inspiration is precisely what the film, directed by Stephen Gaghan from a script by Patrick Massett and John Zinman, seems to lack.
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The anxiety rises and falls a few more times, but by summer, I drop her off at a summer camp, in a different city, in a different language, where she knows nobody, and on the first day, she simply smiles and waves goodbye.
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While the film might make us question the veracity of the story it tells, Shadowman is most intriguing as a record of Hambleton's life that will raise awareness of his work while offering yet another cautionary tale about the meteoric rises and falls of artists.
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For a few months now, Kinsa has worked with Benjamin Dalziel, a disease modeler at Oregon State University who uses electronic medical records, C.D.C.'s influenza surveillance network and other data to map the way the flu season historically rises and falls across the country.
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In Puerto Rico, the situation is slowly improving, but still unstable: Electricity generation rises and falls on a weekly basis, water still has to be boiled before drinking, and reconstruction efforts are slow and difficult, due in part to mismanaged government contracts and the island's difficult terrain.
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By the time I got to the final quarter of the book, I realized the arc was neither rise-fall-rise nor fall-rise-fall but rather a series of smaller rises and falls that, once you pull back, make for a rather even-keeled narrative.
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But there are still far fewer murders than in the 1990s, and criminologists believe that many large cities are in a period in which they will see steep, and unpredictable, rises and falls in homicides, but that murder rates across the country will remain fairly constant.
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Tunnels have long been a leitmotif in Chapo's multiple rises and falls that began with his escape from a poverty-stricken childhood in the mountains of Sinaloa that are famed for their opium poppy and marijuana fields, as well as for producing many of Mexico's most notorious drug traffickers.
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While the NYSE project is still under wraps, it follows news from earlier this month that Goldman Sachs would open its own bitcoin trading operation, though one that will deal in contracts linked to rises and falls in the price of bitcoin rather than bitcoin itself, for the time being.
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" Referring to Silbert's message to the investor who was shorting ethereum classic, Schmeltz added: "If you have a fund that is issuing a security and the value of the security rises and falls with the price of a cryptocurrency and you are telling people to close their shorts in that cryptocurrency, that is a problem.
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It sometimes feels like the price of Bitcoin rises and falls on the turn of a speculative dime, and yesterday we saw one such moment come to pass, when it was reported that Goldman Sachs was planning to drop a plan to build a Bitcoin trading platform, causing the price of the cryptocurrency to crash.
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The argument against Mr. Whitaker's appointment rises and falls on the assumption that someone who temporarily exercises the duties of a principal officer must be a principal officer — or at the very least, an "inferior officer" like the deputy attorney general or solicitor general, who have already been confirmed by the Senate to those posts.
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While Otis Redding's Monterey Pop Festival performance of "I've Been Loving You Too Long" rises and falls on the soundtrack, Ed closes his eyes and eavesdrops, finally allowing himself a slight smile when Norma tells Walter that she wants to exercise her option in her contract to sell her interest in their chain of diners.
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But I think the better way to square the above thesis with the outcome in Iowa, and with a calendar that promises a Cruz/Trump one-two punch in the next two primary contests, is by looking at all the ways the GOP has essentially decided to cede the power to determine who rises and falls in the party.
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Look at the oldest model for apprenticeships in the U.S. – the joint labor-management apprenticeship training programs run by North America's Building Trades unions – and you'll see that these programs have thrived for over 100 years because they are collaborative and because they are not dependent on government funding, which rises and falls with the political tides.
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In short, focused chapters, Mr Impey charts the prison's many rises and falls: from its beginnings as a house of correction built to accommodate a new vagrant class, which had flocked to the fast-expanding city from a rural heartland impoverished by landgrabs and industrialisation; through the eras of Victorian puritanism and modern social reform, during which HMP Brixton was variously regarded as a pit of squalor and despair and a centre for enlightened rehabilitative ideas.
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