head/mind is whirling

Examples of whirling

whirling

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The stage choreography first resulted from practical solution seeking since the performers require additional space when whirling the tubes after performing with the cellophane.
Both researchers observed the following relationship between the whirling speed and produced frequency: whirling the tube at low speed initiates the first overtone.
However, whirling a corrugated tube opened at both ends results in a noticeable tone.
The use of contrast-echocardiography facilitates identification of the tip by showing the whirling contrast where the fluid leaves the catheter.
Very few humidity records were taken, as the only available whirling hygrometer was broken by an assistant early in the period.
The hair hygrograph was inaccurate, but the graph was corrected from whirling hygrometer readings five times a day.
It is long, and although not quite repetitive, one does have the sense of whirling in place, without ever reaching any profound conclusion.
In the second case, multiplanar imaging disclosed low flow at the site of drainage of the fistula, but did not show any whirling flow in the fistula.
Whirling bloodflowcan be seen in the fistula.
Whirling a smooth tube produces no sound.
Apart from its flea-like actions it also has the remarkable habit of whirling round and round with great rapidity, so rapidly at times as to render itself almost invisible.
The current outbreak of whirling disease is likely to lead to some reduction in the available supplies of trout for restocking.
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