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The phrase "a bead of a" is not standard in written English and may be confusing without context.
It could potentially be used in a creative or poetic context, but clarity is essential.
Example: "She wore a necklace with a bead of a deep blue color that reminded her of the ocean."
Alternatives: "a drop of" or "a piece of".
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The restraint is applied within a flexible string, or between a bead of a flexible string and a rigid-body, with a threshold distance equal to four times the sum of the radii of the two connected beads.
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Every Durex Performax contains a bead of it, to add to a man's endurance.
Outline, as the chair is called, has a voluptuous scoop of a seat suspended within the barest hint of a steel frame, like a bead of water clinging to a corner of a spider web.
"The guy was like a fighter pilot, with a bead of sweat on his head, trying to land on the carrier," recalled Mr. Waldman.
Before they dribbled a basketball or dropped a bead of sweat -- perhaps they did under the concertlike lights -- James and Bosh were awarded keys to the city.
If complete wetting does not occur, then a bead of liquid will form, with a contact angle which is a function of the surface energy of the substrate [9, 25, 26].
A bead of sweat would slither down my naked back.
For a spherical particle, the drag coefficient is simply γ = 6 π η r for a bead of radius r in a Newtonian fluid of viscosity η.
Run a bead of caulk, about the thickness of a bead of toothpaste, along the bottom mounting surface.
One at a time, carefully run a bead of cement down the line and press the straps into the cement.
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