The strange characteristic about an inverted spin, according to one pilot, is that yaw is opposite to roll and can be quite disorienting. |
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I stuck with my instrument scan because it was too disorienting for me to look up and align myself with the ship's navigation lights. |
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For people raised on the old, Ciceronian interpretation of classics, this must indeed be disorienting. |
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In the Met's exhibition, the curators do something wonderfully disorienting. |
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Philip found that following the logic of these conspiracy theories was deeply treacherous and disorienting. |
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Visually and structurally disorienting, and loaded with obscure symbolism, this film epitomises for many what mars the student film scene. |
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It's such a bizarre and disjointed album, confrontational and spaced, an incredibly druggy and disorienting experience. |
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A green rocking chair here, a plaid sofa, an orange area rug, Japanese watercolors on the wall, it was really rather disorienting. |
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Some light crackling noises and loud pops are disorienting and prevent me from giving a higher score. |
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It's a typically intense, focused drama, filmed in the director's characteristically muscular, rhythmically disorienting style. |
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The lush and extravagant countryside, the somnolent seriousness of the army base and the intense, heavy sunlight had been most disorienting. |
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While variety is inevitable given the complexity of the United Nations environment, too much variation in formats can be disorienting. |
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Intercut with images of a world of ice-covered trees along with numerous other rapid cross-cuts, the result is bizarre and disorienting in the extreme. |
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And both companies are targeting women, who may be more likely to walk into a boutique-style store than the disorienting emporiums where most gadgets are sold. |
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They said life there was boring and disorienting but not especially harsh. |
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Elsewhere in the show, images of window openings, staircases, mirrors and decontextualized objects were all out of focus, inviting yet inevitably disorienting. |
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The images are vague and disorienting, but they strike home in uncanny ways. |
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Whether you're leaving home for the first time or are a seasoned road warrior, going abroad can be disorienting. |
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If you'll excuse the jolt, jumping back the same distance again is equally disorienting. |
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It may even change the international monetary system. European consumers will, however, find the euro's arrival only mildly disorienting. |
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Even its opening moments will be disorienting, with the familiar chords taking a while to reveal themselves. |
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It can be frightening and disorienting to find oneself at such an economic juncture. |
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With its jagged and undefined paths, the fascinating journey can be demanding and disorienting, invigorating and exciting. |
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It also allows for an intense, disorienting strobe that will stop anyone in their tracks. |
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Menopause is a natural part of aging, yet it can be a challenging, disorienting time for many women. |
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Her artworks have the effect of disorienting the sensory perceptions and confusing the ability to perceive reality. |
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Pop-up windows are extremely disorienting for clients who use a screen-reader. |
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The delay can be somewhat disorienting, resulting in an effect that sounds like it is not in sync with the tempo of your song. |
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Technical consultants frequently work in chaotic or poorly resourced environments that can be disorienting and frustrating. |
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It may be disorienting yet it serves to render the idea of the institution that violently enters your inner path. |
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To find yourself in a small city in the south of Japan and in the company of visiting artists such as Lawrence Weiner, can be both disorienting and exciting. |
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The regimented days of a hostage suddenly gave way to a disorienting and floating sort of freedom. |
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The day is so sunny, so clear, that the natives, accustomed to clouds, find the silver-blue blaze almost disorienting. |
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This is an ultimatum seeking a target in the disorienting matrix of asymmetric warfare. |
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It is a disorienting shift, to put it mildly, to return home from a combat zone where people were actively trying to kill you. |
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The bar is a seething mass of bodies writhing to the disorienting beat. |
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Depth of field is quickly lost and perceived hues of pink and blue fog fill the room, causing a bit of a disorienting effect. |
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Making the disorienting shift from fiction to the news, I was too upset at the tragedy for any kind of rage. |
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In our foggy state of mind this violent exchange between an unseen man and woman was to say the least disorienting. |
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The atmosphere inside the cavern was a disorienting mixture of wet stone, sour egg sulfur and air fresheners placed strategically around the rough-hewn furnishings. |
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Here, however, it came to be another old and enduring track through otherwise treacherous and disorienting terrain, a variation of path and trace. |
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Such moments control the masterfully disorienting 1928 sequence The Descent of Winter, written on shipboard, and focused on self-doubt in middle age. |
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It's a kind of existential revenge film that mixes some almost unwatchable scenes with superb camera movements, a disorienting plot and painterly compositions. |
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Patient preferences for nondisclosure of medical information and family-centered decision making may be disorienting initially to American-trained physicians. |
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In this case, the playfield is more disorienting and feels more like the maze that it is. |
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But tastiness applies, too, in the pleasantly disorienting effects of colors that appear to be distributed at random: bright or muted or warm or cool, all ajumble. |
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These disorienting interruptions subtly yet persistently force the reader to begin over and over again, so the book becomes an artful accumulation of fragmented, stalled moments. |
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A child will notice if you flit between it and your assignment and, as though you were turning a light on and off, find it disorienting and upsetting. |
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This process can be enriching, but disorienting. |
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Far from seeing religion as a threat, leaders have come to view it as a support to people and communities who are in the throes of some of the most profound and disorienting changes that societies anywhere can undergo. |
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It was very disorienting at first, but gradually I figured it out. |
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Being disconnected can be disorienting and disheartening. |
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If this weren't disorienting enough, there's a surprise near the end that may cause whiplash in readers. |
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To the uninitiated, it can seem all too random, slapdash, or disorienting. |
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Libeskind's dedication is in wowing us with multifaceted towers and catwalks that distort the scale of a building and make us feel overwhelmed by huge, disorienting spaces. |
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Within this heated and disorienting topological space, the bottle shattered into glowing, spectral fragments of curving glass and printed label. |
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Early modernism, unveiled in the blunt façades of Wagner and Loos, the corpselike faces of Kokoschka and Schiele, and the eternally disorienting atonality of Schoenberg, goes a step further, rejecting society en masse. |
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Perhaps more disorienting is the fact that over the last century the park's landscape has been dramatically made over more than once. |
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This novel's original format draws the reader into an experience that is sometimes confusing and disorienting, just as the real experience was. |
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Fourteen different DJs were spinning a dizzying, disorienting mix of hard house, progressive techno, psych trance and every other possible incarnation of the genre. |
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The EVA astronaut works in a free-fall environment which can be somewhat disorienting and can be quite uncomfortable due to extremes in temperature. |
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The psychological character of these places can have either a seductive effect or a disturbing one, a result of the disorienting abscence they purvey. |
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We found that the control comb jelly was able to compensate for the disorienting effects of altered gravity by using its phototactic ability. |
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But the failure to publicly correct our abstention on principle from the Seattle protests was damaging and disorienting both for our cadre and for those who follow our work. |
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Having footslogged through the desert she has a disorienting night in a hotel room, where her rather lopsided upbringing starts to make life difficult. |
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Documentation on the Lomcevak aerobatic manoeuvre describes it as highly disorienting for the occupants and indicates that the aircraft usually comes out of the manoeuvre in a spin. |
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In particular, the rocket with the image of Padre Pio has a truly extraordinary disorienting effect, so obvious and so strident that it becomes a perfect metaphysical object. |
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Songs such as Wassup and Purple Swag were slow and sedated, full of disorienting narcotic rushes, while more upbeat Wild For The Night and Jodye were massive. |
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Although the details of her life can be disorienting at times, Teri Garr displays a sharp comic sense as she peppers Speedbumps with anecdotes of fun and folly. |
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