Friction

Friction

And then pushing the glass in with its own friction.

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To reduce friction, the rotor spins in a vacuum.

They go in with their own friction.

And geriatricians try to hold back the sands of time by stopping the damage converting into pathology.

Rob Grover Friction really starts to build up on the spacecraft, and we use the friction when it's flying through the atmosphere to our advantage to slow us down.

And that's because in Middle World, air friction is always there.

We've recently discovered this. Do they do it by friction?

The group's latest act prompted a discussion on the depletion of humanity.

That's just the gasoline cost. There is also pollution, wear on the car, and time.

Taking care of the boy is a great drain on her energies.

This is a friction climb, up in Tuolumne Meadows, in the Yosemite high country.

A lot of heating, frictional heating. It's going 18 thousand miles an hour.

Friction climbing doesn't have any sort of hard positive edges.

Medical tests, however, established her organs are as worn away as those of an 81 year old woman.

As a result, there was friction, and the tension between the two key members would increase over the upcoming years.

It's actually got a naked skin for most of its body, so it reduces friction with the water.

In this society where everything is disposable, it is a virtue to use something until it wears out.

These tuned structures allow the spines, friction pads and ultimately the adhesive hairs to grab onto very challenging, difficult surfaces.

Just 8 of Americans cite that period of intense trade friction as the most important event in modern U.S. Japan relations.

The White House Chief of Staff, Donald Regan, grew frustrated with this regimen, which created friction between him and the First Lady.

And road pricing is where we're all going to have to go, because today we pay for our maintenance and wear and tear on our cars with gas taxes.

This leaves Iran the opening it needs to place a strategic bet that the Syrian conflict will generate increasing friction between the West and Iran s regional archrival, Saudi Arabia.

Asbestas appealed for redress to Pope Leo IV and thus inaugurated a period of friction in relations between the Roman and Constantinopolitan churches.

The geriatrician will intervene late in the day, when pathology is becoming evident, and the geriatrician will try and hold back the sands of time, and stop the accumulation of side effects from causing the pathology quite so soon.

Out of favour was the idea that combatants paired up only with their opposite number and engaged in a lengthy, psychological war of attrition.

The most friction you have is when you first put your hand or your foot on the rock.

He outlined the strategy of the guerrilla forces as one of the gradual wearing down, morally, psychologically and materially, of the enemy forces, and of the entire machinery that sustained the colonisation of Mozambique .

Now, however, with China rising, global power rebalancing, and the US worn down by two decade long wars that have eroded its credibility, the postwar international order is under intense strain.

It was released in Poland to create friction between Frank and Hitler, so that Hitler would imagine Frank was trying to usurp his power.

In fact, the unit one reactor suffers dangerous vulnerabilities, with observed wear in some areas already exceeding tolerable levels by a factor of ten.

By now you will, have realised, as we have talked about it frequently, that social policy in this Parliament is slowly becoming the Cinderella of this House.

People have been struggling for years to try and design a very fast rotating boat propeller that doesn't cavitate and literally wear away the metal and put holes in it, just like these pictures show.

Similarly, a new commitment to the struggle against the Islamic State has eliminated a core point of friction with Turkey s Western partners.

Unaided human intuition schooled in Middle World finds it hard to believe Galileo when he tells us a heavy object and a light object, air friction aside, would hit the ground at the same instant.

We declare, as if there can be no doubt, that friction impedes the motion between two bodies, and we invoke sophisticated microscopic models that show how the soles of running shoes bind to a track.

Since this is the layer that will be in contact with the wheels of the vehicle, it must have a better mechanical strength than the asphalt covering and provide road friction.

It is appropriate that the presidency of the Council at the moment should be the Republic of Italy because I very much fear that the Republic of Italy's record of implementation of Community legislation is, shall we say, not among the best the best being the Kingdom of Denmark and the United Kingdom which have the best records of any Member State in implementing and enforcing European Community legislation.

Objects on the ground kicked up by the wheels can pass through the propeller disc, causing damage or accelerated wear to the blades, or in extreme cases, the blades may strike the ground.

The War of Attrition between Israel and Egypt would last from 1968 to 1970, and during that time Hod directed airstrikes near the Suez Canal as well as deeper into Egyptian territory.

In 2000 he moved to the capital of the Valley and, after making the corresponding courses, he specialized in lophoscopy, which is the study of skin friction, meaning the palms of the hands and feet.

It's rapidly metabolized, and all you have to do after six hours of being in this state of de animation is simply put the thing out in room air, and it warms up, and it's none the worse for wear.

Just like race car drivers can use all of the friction between the tire and the road, all of the car's capabilities to go as fast as possible, we want to use all of those capabilities to avoid any accident we can.