Something about the total disordering of all the senses."

The play's structure will be seen by some as clumsy at times while others may appreciate the postmodern disordering of events.

It's a question of coming to the unknown through the disordering of all the senses.

A spectacular destruction of perspective and disordering of the senses.

The researchers believed that utilization behavior could also be a result of the disordering of these fibers.

As it reflects the state of creation, it also shares in the disordering of the world.

Rather, BV is a disordering of the chemical and biological balance of the normal flora.

And furthermore, 'Should the disordering of rhythm become a convention, it would be ineffective as a device for the roughening of language'(1965a: 24).

This is why the pins and the burning and the breaking and the disordering and the smearing.

This disordering was performed by reversing each string, sorting the list alphabetically, and reversing each string again.

The insertion of Protegrin-1 into the lipid layer results in the disordering of lipid packing to the membrane disruption.

Chaotropic solutes decrease the net hydrophobic effect of hydrophobic regions because of a disordering of water molecules adjacent to the protein.

The disordering of the thresholds would, therefore, indicate that the manner in which grades are being awarded is not in agreement with the intention of the grading system.

A paracrystalline lattice, or paracrystal, is a molecular or atomic lattice with significant amounts (e.g., larger than a few percent) of partial disordering of molecular arrangements.

This human sin resulted in the distortion of the image of God in humanity, the disordering of the created world, and its eventual devastation at the time of the worldwide flood.

One chief way is what we might call the Rimbaud Effect, after the French poet who famously sought the "disordering of all the senses" to turn himself into a voyant, a seer.

At higher temperatures, a centre of inversion is introduced by the disordering of the orientation of tungstate groups, and the space group above the phase transition temperature ( 180C) is Pa.

Between hash and absinthe he was well under way in his long, immense and systematic disordering of all the senses, a project he was deliberately cultivating in the name of art.

This is the peaceful end of it all: the disordering, the disintegrating, the unstructuring, the rotting, the dry rot which is without issue, the nightmare which is the name of sleep without structure.

That is, the disordering would indicate that the hypothesis implicit in the grading system - that grades represent ordered classifications of increasing performance - is not substantiated by the structure of the empirical data.

Most threateningly for many, "Americanization" also meant a setting aside of the social order in ruthless pursuit of profit, a jury-rigged class system based on money, a rootless and dislocated population, a random disordering of priorities.

If the direction is reversed the defect is called a fold, while if the defect causes neither displacement nor reversal of direction but only a local disordering of the zigzag configuration it is called a kink.

The marriage of exaltation and debasement, the synesthesia, and the mounting astonishment make this hundred-line poem the fulfillment of Rimbaud's youthful poetic theory that the poet becomes a seer, a vatic being, through the disordering of the senses.

When threshold estimates are disordered, the estimates cannot therefore be taken literally; rather the disordering, in itself, inherently indicates that the classifications do not satisfy criteria that must logically be satisfied in order to justify the use of successive integer scores as a basis for measurement.

Illuminations is one of the most exciting and haunting pieces of literature ever written; its surface, constantly shifting and sliding, creates an extraordinary flow of connections and disjunctions fuelled by what Rimbaud memorably described as "a long, prodigious and reasoned disordering of all the senses".

The disorder was not reported in the press at the time.

Half the people who have the disorder do not know it.

I can now look at my disorder as a learning experience.

The disorder has not been found to run in families.

Disorder was held in place here until we could return.

I then asked one of my friends if there had been any disorder.

It was small and perhaps in a state of disorder.

Father Brown began to get to his feet in some disorder.

We know exactly what and why many disorders are today, but not these.

Men are more likely to have this disorder than women.

What does it mean if a disorder seems to run in my family?

In other words, a person with this disorder has lost his/her voice.

"Any one of the lot would create disorder in next to no time."

Of those who took the test, 85 percent were found to be at high risk for the disorder.

Everything was in disorder, but I could not see that anything had been taken.

Various other members of his family have the same disorder.

One in every 800 to 1,000 children is born with the disorder.

And two months after that, her son died of a heart disorder.

He died of a blood disorder, his son Robert said.

Sometimes those with the disorder may even eat the hair of others.

The natural history of this disorder is not well known.

Together, they were able to deal with various disorders of both body and mind.

But for the families of children with the disorder, it is not a small matter.

But those who study the disorders say that the number may be much higher.

At age 7 she had a disorder in her body's ability to process food.

"Is your mind disordered by the death of another son?

There was something very fine about the hand disordered by grief.

My head was all disordered by fear, and I didn't know.

It was the effect of seeing so much order fatally disordered all at once.

To be sick is already to be disordered in your mind as well.

The metabolism of the diabetic is disordered in various ways.

The whole system was now inherently less stable, more prone to being disordered.

Social workers can also help the mentally disordered themselves.

In addition, the oxygen atoms are disordered over multiple sites.

Exactly the opposite, temperature dominates, and the system is disordered at large scales.

"Tell me who sent you," I gasped, my breathing having been much disordered by the adventure.

A little disordered always the first twenty-four hours of going to sea, but never knew what sickness was afterwards.

This wild charge disordered their battle line, some rebel units moving ahead of others.

There was something undignified, disordered about its awkwardness that told him it must be dead.

His hair was uncovered, disordered by the wind.

The French were disordered by the decent and were defeated, leaving many dead.

"It's a little disordered just now," he apologized, glad that his assistant had been able to clear up the worst of the mess.

Her eyes were ravaged, her hair disordered from sleep.

This strange, unexpected, terrible accusation has disordered your reason.

"You are not afraid that I am in any fever, or that my head is much disordered by the accident of last night?"

Though disordered by their losses, the French closed to 20 yards, where they absorbed a third volley.

Anyone who asks a question is made to feel there is something inherently disordered about them to be questioning.

Partly because the public has been forced into awareness of the grave social problem the mentally disordered can present, the services are relatively well developed.

Because they work: they do alter the mood that was disordered by addictive disease.

"Pointing that pistol at poor Marianne clearly disordered her intellect.