ProPublica set out to examine the forces that led to this inertia and left patients like Amanda feeling misled.
Source: ProPublica
It spoke to the power of in-group dynamics and how quickly the collective inertia of an audience can normalize antisocial behavior.
Source: New University
The EUC is held in place along the equator by the Coriolis force, an inertia brought on by the Earth’s spin on its axis.
Source: WIRED
However, such tectonic changes should be approached thoughtfully, with more societal considerations beyond the goals of business and the inertia of technology.
Source: Deloitte
A profiled movement back and forth (cam-driven linear motion) “pulls the rug” from under the components that want to continue moving forward due to the inertia imparted by the forward movement.
Source: Packaging World
Under the leadership of director Luis Barriga alongside lead designer Jesse McCree, employees described a sense of inertia as large parts of the game would be worked on and then revamped and decisions stalled out.
Source: The Washington Post
This subset was further filtered to 88 acrylamide electrophiles on the basis of the following physico-chemical properties, derived from their SMILES strings using Molecular Operating Environment (Chemical Computing Group):
Molecular weight (gmol−1): 150–320
Number of aromatic rings: ≤2
Hydrogen bond acceptors: 2–5
Hydrogen bond donors: ≤2
clogP: −2 to 3
The principal moment of inertia (PMI) was calculated for each fragment to assess the molecular shape diversity of the library.
Source: Hindustan Times
“3D food printing [can] transform the way in which food is presented, and overcome the inertia of consumer inhibitions,” Singapore University of Technology and Design’s Professor Chua Chee Kai said.
Source: FoodNavigator-Asia.com
But Levine says this effect can’t explain why the planet suddenly would spin faster because melting glaciers should have the opposite effect: The planet’s moment of inertia would increase, which would slow us down.
Source: Inverse
9 L turbocharged V8 that Ferrari used to use but have less inertia and much greater boost efficiency.
Source: Ars Technica
Prager fights the inertia of retrospection that sees each episode of Branca’s and Thomson’s lives as what was going to happen all along.
Source: Nautilus Magazine
You want freedom, but your job or your family or plain old inertia holds you firmly in place.
Source: The Cut
There has been no vocal opposition to the bill, but it has been in limbo since it passed the health committee in March — a victim of inertia and a lack of White House support.
Source: The New York Times
I figured anything that allows me to pick it up and start jamming along to a song with minimum inertia is a worthwhile investment.
Source: The Verge
Colorado lamb chops at Kreis' Steakhouse & Bar in Frontenac
Photo by Robert Cohen, Post-Dispatch
Finessing the details fights inertia.
Source: St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Sleep inertia refers to the phase of impaired alertness and performance that occurs between sleep and wakefulness, and it can last between a few minutes to several hours after waking up.
Source: Medical News Today
Forward genetics identifies a novel sleep mutant with sleep state inertia and REM sleep deficits.
Source: Nature.com
To ensure the accelerated analysis is not affected by dynamic forces such as inertia, a comparison of kinetic energy to strain energy was verified to be within a small fraction.
Source: Nature.com
Why? Because these first customers will create the testimonials, reinforced confidence, potential referrals and the overall inertia to push you from a handful of customers to hundreds of customers to thousands and so on.
Source: Entrepreneur
But biofilms would also modify the thermal inertia of the soil.
Source: Best They Can Do Is Start Again Science 2.0
This result seems normal because, on a cartesian printer, the Y-axis must support all the inertia of the X-axis with the gantry, the two stepper motors, and each of the printheads.
Source: 3D Printing Industry
That thinking stems from bureaucratic inertia from previous decades when the US and Taiwan thought they could repel an invasion by China’s inferior forces.
Source: DualShockers
The Bridges of Madison County is a rare kind of movie: a romance between adults that is as deeply emotional as it is physical (though the sensuality of the movie is not to be underrated) and in which the drama does not emerge from obvious plot points like abusive partners or work opportunities, but from the inertia of everyday life.
Source: Giant Freakin Robot
And one of the things that while we own the ability to change it, we just have some form of bureaucratic inertia that will not let us do,” Thompson said.
Source: Breaking Defense
What gives me hope is that in just three generations we have seen a transformation of the self governance of Native Nations in this country and the inertia of these wins are not easily stopped.
Source: Outside
So if you don’t get blind spots, if you don’t get reframing, you get the third behavior, which is active inertia.
Source: The New York Times
WoW will soon celebrate its 20th anniversary, and many of those still regularly visiting Azeroth are those who grew up in Westfall and Durotar, many years ago, and are carried along by inertia alone.
Source: PC Gamer
This can result in sleep inertia (feeling groggy for a while after you wake up), as well as chronic fatigue if it happens often.
Source: CNET
Will a Recession Affect Industrial Real Estate?
Will the inertia of the current warehouse and manufacturing boom carry it through the recession? It’s difficult to predict the exact impact of a recession without knowing how deep the recession itself will go.
Source: Axios
If you don't like one kind of protest and figure out another because left to its own devices, inertia and vested interest are going to win this existential fight.
Source: PBS NewsHour
Sheer inertia almost always drives better results in such elections for the out-of-power party.
Source: Virginia Mercury
[10] Girkin concluded that based on his experience on the frontline, it is clear that Russian forces are suffering from a “crisis of strategic planning” due to the fact that troops are relying only on tactical inertia and not cohering around a wider strategic goal.
Source: Kyiv Post
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