Another is institutional: bodies such as NATO, the UN and the EU shudder at the grinding of the plates beneath them.
At 23, having been through the grind of the minor-league circuit around the US, Rogers surely is better equipped than Oudin was at the time to roll with it all.
Mr. Moyers, the lion of PBS, wanted, at 75, to step back from the grind of a weekly show, and was set to sign off on Friday, promising to return with specials.
Getting away for the weekend provides a great respite from the grind of an intense week at work, Cohen says. 5. Disconnect.
While the wheat for machine-made Passover matzo has also been watched to avert the premature union with water, the scrutiny usually starts only at the time of the grinding of the grain into flour, not from the point of harvesting.
A Metropolis that exists in a semidesert, imports water three hundred miles, has inveterate flash floods, is at the grinding edges of two tectonic plates, and has a microclimate tenacious of noxious oxides will have its priorities among the aspects of its environment that it attempts to control.
My wife and I were awakened one night to what sounded like the grinding of gears at a truck stop.
It had been demonstrated that the grinding wheel exhibited the highest material removal rate compared with metal grinding wheel (e.g. SUS 304 and cast iron) and the material removal rate could reach 5.57 70.32 μm h− 1 at the grinding speed of 200 500 rpm.
A lumped-parameter model structure of the system was proposed, and its major parameters were determined using the mechanical impedance measured at the grinding point of a typical workpiece (golf club head) held by two hands and referenced to the vibration transmissibility spectra measured at the wrist and on the upper arm of human subjects.
3.50pm GMT Spirits are flagging at Davos, as the relentless grind of meetings, speeches, security scans and parties takes its toll on the global elite.
