Swirl in a sentence as a noun

Hey, I'm the lead developer of swirl project.

That's a really clever way of detecting the swirl effect.

You made the currents swirl in a way that in some small way influence all the ripples like this downstream.

******* ****, folks--these aren't some mystical cabal of people that go up to the country club and swirl scotch and pee on the poors.

It's 'just' a couple of scrolling images for the vertical and horizontal vapour, and a rotating image for the swirl where they meet.

Swirl in a sentence as a verb

A swirl of other high-level staffing switch-ups also occurred, including a handful of layoffs.

As for simply measuring overall sharpness, that could be thwarted by normalizing the FFT after swirling.

I'd speculate that the turbocharger is small enough and used mainly to introduce the mixture into the chamber with enough velocity to make it swirl, while at the same time improving the removal of exhaust gases.

And even things that truly might be classified as inventive in light of prior art can be seen as being of very limited value in the broader swirl of rapid technological change within even a few years of the time they are given patent protection and hence giving every appearance of society's having given the inventor a 20-year windfall over what should instead have been incremental stuff worthy of 3-year protection at most.

Swirl definitions

noun

the shape of something rotating rapidly

See also: whirl vortex convolution

verb

turn in a twisting or spinning motion; "The leaves swirled in the autumn wind"

See also: twirl twiddle whirl

verb

flow in a circular current, of liquids

See also: eddy purl whirlpool whirl