shortcircuits

Eszterhas's new ending shortcircuits the movie's tenuous logic.

Someone To Watch Over You 2008

He also adds that the salience has a lot to do with standardisation (Bach 1995; 1998) which consists of interpreting an utterance according to a pattern that is established by previous usage and as such shortcircuits the process of (conscious) inference.

Defaults in Semantics and Pragmatics Jaszczolt, K. M. 2006

My head is filled with too much, information and thoughts floating about, making connections the way water shortcircuits a switchboard.

Structure Torill 2005

My head is filled with too much, information and thoughts floating about, making connections the way water shortcircuits a switchboard.

Archive 2005-04-01 Torill 2005

But by beginning with articles rather than acts of faith, Martinich shortcircuits the theological process and limits it to the second-order task of justifying first-order articulations of faith.

The Struggle Within the Church: An Exchange Fitzgerald, M.J. 1980

The diverse protection functions include protection against phase and gate shortcircuits, crosscurrent protection, overvoltage and undervoltage protection for highside and lowside driver supply, gatesource voltage limitation of highside drivers and an overtemperature warning.

Aktuellste Pressemeldungen der PresseBox 2009

This shortcircuits republican form of govt and has the potential to have a very deleterious impact on the business climate in general.

Hot Air » Top Picks 2009

Michelle Malkin: Waxman shortcircuits debate to ram eco-taxes through Congress

186 k per second 2009

The trouble with bribes is it shortcircuits the process of transaction of services and makes a process opaque when it is in the public's interest to keep it transparent.

Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz 2008

The trouble with bribes is it shortcircuits the process of transaction of services and makes a process opaque when it is in the public's interest to keep it transparent.

Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz 2008