Markets everywhere are getting twitchier and funding costs are rising.
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The longer the dollar treads water, the twitchier speculators will become.
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The result might be twitchier decision-makers and a more frenzied battlefield.
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He's still working with his trademark dewdrop synth melodies, but this song is twitchier and more anxious than any of his other recent work.
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I can carefully manipulate an image in Photoshop as neatly as I might with a stylus, and in a first person shooter flinging the ball lets me turns around nearly as quickly as a twitchier gaming.
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Afterward, those mice exposed to the eight-hertz, thetalike light waves proved to be relatively calm in behavioral tests: they lingered in lighted portions of a special cage, while their twitchier counterparts ran for the shadows.
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Duhamel's performance and the strength of "The Kill Floor" is underlined even more when, a few episodes later, T.R. Knight tries his hand at a twitchier performance as Sadie's similarly abusive ex-husband, but the material he's working with is just not as strong.
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Platt plays the title character in Dear Evan Hansen, a musical that feels like the kind of mumblecore indie teen movie Michael Cera or Jesse Eisenberg would have starred in 10 years ago, but twitchier and weirder and more earnest: Zombieland with more feelings.
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"Bowlaway" (her third novel, and first in 18 years) is jumpier, twitchier, a big book that veers in and out of the lives of its idiosyncratic characters, creating what McCracken calls a "genealogy," occasionally verging, in its bric-a-brac of historical oddball detail, on the precious.
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Road Rash 3 was met with generally positive reviews. Bacon of GamePro voiced approval for the game's variety of weapons and tracks, and said that the tight controls complimented the bike-upgrading feature, though he criticized the unwieldy weapon-cycling mechanic, and felt that the two-player mode, while faster and more fluid than that of Road Rash II, was still twitchier and less responsive than the single-player campaign. Gus Swan and Steve Merrett of Mean Machines Sega felt that the game was the fastest and most refined installment of the series, but considered it to be dated compared to Ridge Racer and Daytona USA, and cited EA's previous title Skitchin' as a more effective and original take on the formula. A reviewer for Next Generation applauded the game's inclusion of the animations and track layouts of the acclaimed 3DO version of Road Rash, as well as the new weapons and bike enhancer mode.
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