chaotic

We’re grappling with a new chaotic and climate-changed reality.

That would be hard to do with the chaotic churning of the sun.

Simulations from Kraus’s team, though, found that the chaotic gravity from the triple stars’ orbital dance alone was enough to break up the disk, a phenomenon called disk tearing.

Electrical signals are fairly chaotic in the brain, and filtering spikes from noise, as well as separating trains of electrical activity into spikes, normally requires quite a bit of processing power.

Even when the economy and the news advertising market recovers, your support will be a critical part of sustaining our resource-intensive work — and helping everyone make sense of an increasingly chaotic world.

Nobody knows chaotic living quite like Don Draper, what with juggling high profile clients, his many paramours, and travel.

The universe becomes a chaotic universe if you have a parent or authority figure who just punishes you totally randomly.

Which brings us back to the chaotic scene at 26 Federal Plaza.

Instead, “the Father of the Constitution” stayed home to try to make sense of his notes of the chaotic Convention thus far.

Bureaucrats confide that the reason ticket counters at train stations are so chaotic is to encourage bribes.

Human life will continue to be more and more dangerously chaotic until a world social idea crystallizes out.

But, as generally happens, in the course of passing from ignorance to knowledge, the intermediate stage was chaotic.

He scarcely thought, though his lips moved, as if chaotic words were struggling for utterance.

I was trying—chaotic task—to gauge the possibilities inherent in the quality of the British aristocracy.

For a while, however, royal governors still remained, and government was everywhere in a chaotic state.