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Occasional Outburst
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Occasional Outburst
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Heretic In Occasional Outbursts
1A sudden release of strong emotion.
Gplots Introduction. This repo is to keep the gplots package alive. I don't plan to develop new features, but if you'll send pull requests I'm willing to review them. You can see the most recent changes to the package. I am trying to install gplots package and it needs caTools package but this package is working with R (≥ 3.6.0) only. I am using R 3.3.0, I used to use gplots package with this R version but I can't use it anymore. What is the main reason of this problem? There was no problem even in R 3.3.0 version to install gplots package. Version: 3.1.1: Depends: R (≥ 3.0) Imports: gtools, stats, caTools, KernSmooth: Suggests: grid, MASS, knitr Published: 2020-11-28: Author: Gregory R.
‘'she screamed at him about it one day,' said one source who witnessed the outburst'- ‘They note that she is frequently sad or tearful, that she often becomes agitated, that she has periodic emotional and angry outbursts.'
- ‘The timing is right too, with slow lulls of discomfort interspersed with violent outbursts of emotion.'
- ‘Stormy scenes and emotional outbursts at work or at home are defused due to your meditative attitude and calming influence.'
- ‘Frontal lobe damage causes severe personality changes and sudden emotional outbursts.'
- ‘There's evidence to suggest that temper tantrums, other emotional outbursts, and grunts and groans aren't a natural part of adolescence, but are actually an accentuation of a young person's personality.'
- ‘If you occasionally reward a behaviour you want to decrease rather than increase (for example, angry outbursts, tantrums) you will strengthen the behaviour by mistake.'
- ‘He also is undecided on his emotions, chopping and changing between angry violent outbursts and whiny emotional pleas.'
- ‘I get ready to deliver an adult to teen sermon, but his sudden outburst forces me to think.'
- ‘There are no big dramatic outbursts between the two of them, but there's still plenty of sexual tension to be had.'
- ‘Both the radical design and the seeming blasphemy of the work provoked a dramatic outburst and scandal that made his name.'
- ‘There suddenly erupted an outburst of noise that didn't emanate from an audio system, although it echoed the same aggressive sentiments.'
- ‘There was a moment of silence, and then an outburst of chaotic noise from the crowd standing there.'
- ‘Very often a death in the family or the breakdown of a marriage triggers the violent outbursts and the dramatic changes in personality.'
- ‘Earlier, in a dramatic outburst, he claimed he was not getting a fair hearing after being refused permission to call a witness.'
- ‘The sitting held was at a hotel auditorium in the city, where Commission members listened over tea and biscuits to passionate outbursts on violence against animals.'
- ‘Even his intimate friends in the literary circuit dread the occasional outbursts which reflect his cynical humour and contempt for hypocrites.'
- ‘There are grimaces and tears and shrieking outbursts.'
- ‘The force of the outburst arrested the whole dining room.'
- ‘This sounds like quite an outburst, but it's funny when she says it.'
- ‘I had some outburst and started screaming at everyone, and then I drove off.'
- 1.1A sudden outbreak of a particular activity.
- ‘Branding and anti-branding represent an outburst of unconscious displacement activity.'
- ‘Comets are prone to outbursts of activity like this, but the exact reasons for the activity are not well understood, according to the European Space Agency.'
- ‘A fresh outburst of applause burst out from the assembled ranks of friends and family, followed by the Instructors' similar action.'
- ‘He argues that not only are the wild outbursts of speculation that characterize an investment bubble totally unpredictable, but unstoppable as well.'
- ‘The student outburst of activism in the 1960s emerged out of a lack of an ideological opposite to western liberal democracy.'
- ‘When that bus reached Port-of-Spain there was a spontaneous outburst of applause from all the passengers.'
- ‘There was an outburst of applause accompanied by a few cries of pain from individuals who failed to untangle their fingers first.'
- ‘The effect is carnivalesque, a colorful outburst of ebullience and pleasure in unorthodox craft.'
- ‘Ground-nesting birds are obviously vulnerable to May's torrential outbursts.'
- ‘Both men were temperamental and subject to long periods of brooding followed by explosive outbursts of anger.'
- ‘He choreographed ballets that involved the full company in explosive outbursts of energy.'
- ‘The kids only stopped for a split second, slightly alarmed by the sudden outburst of noise.'
- ‘In our hour-long chat, there are no dramatic outbursts like those that infuse her stage show, no facial contortions or funny impressions or nasty vernacular.'
- ‘April however, still has outbursts of rain storms which is why people do not often go for outings.'
- ‘A bright fork of lightning struck the clouds ahead, and the outburst of thunder was deafening.'
- ‘And so the game goes on, stopping and starting, punctuated with random outbursts of grievous bodily harm.'
- ‘It was an outburst of instinctive American idealism.'
- ‘There were no loud sobs, no outbursts of screams, only silent tears, streaming down the side of her face.'
- ‘The driver's flag triggered a spontaneous outburst of shouts, honks, and pumped fists from other drivers and pedestrians.'
- ‘Many violent crimes, terrible as they are, are once-only affairs, outbursts of sudden uncontrolled emotion or anger.'
eruption, explosion, burst, outbreak, flare-up, blow-up, blaze, attack, fit, spasm, paroxysm, access, rush, gale, flood, storm, hurricane, torrent, outpouring, surge, upsurge, spurt, effusion, outflow, outflowing, welling upView synonyms - 1.2A volcanic eruption.‘Replete with special effects, it produced the striking impression of a continuous stream of lava and sporadic outbursts from the crater, accompanied by thunderous blasts of eruptions.'
- ‘Volcanic activity and outbursts of undersea gases are the prime suspects for these periods of lethal pollution.'
- 1.3Physics A sudden emission of energy or particles.
- ‘However, these stars had never been observed to emit outbursts of gamma rays.'
- ‘Both magnetars are part of the small group of objects called soft gamma-ray repeaters, because they repeatedly experience much weaker outbursts of gamma rays.'
- ‘These objects are now known to be neutron stars, the collapsed cores of massive stars that have ended their lives in vast outbursts known as supernova explosions.'
- ‘Like a flashbulb illuminating fog, light from the outburst of a star has revealed its dusty surroundings.'
- ‘This is a dramatically different view of star death, one that entails multiple explosive outbursts and not just a single bang, as previously thought.'
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