Instead of not interacting like normal light, suddenly photons want to cling together strongly.
In the matter of diets, I cling as strongly to the concept of treats as I do to balance.
But graphite sheets do not cling very strongly to one another, so a lump of it is soft and easily rubs off.
A noted, CMR's patents let them control north/south magnetic patterns, but they can also control the strength of the magnet in a way that allows it to cling very strongly to very thin metals — as thin as a coat of paint with metal flecks in it.
TMT suggests that one response to thinking about death is to cling more strongly to the view that life has some wider meaning, so after their intervention they asked participants to indicate their agreement with statements such as: "Life has no meaning or purpose", or "All strivings in life are futile and absurd".
Terror management theory (TMT) explains how and why events that conjure up thoughts about death cause people to cling more strongly to their cultural worldviews -- siding with those who share their national, ethnic or political identity, while aggressively opposing those who do not.
"We intend to run a club that will be ambitious, but fun, and one that clings strongly to its roots and traditions". Albion's win against Wharfedale means they are guaranteed to stay in the third tier despite the points deduction, which leaves them in 10th.
They cling to bachelorettehood as strongly as many men do to their singleness.
The more I stand around with smokers, my idle arms crossed awkwardly across my chest, the more I become fascinated with the culture of the cigarette break — and by how strongly writers cling to it.
In pursuit of maintaining this false sense of happiness, we cling all the more strongly to external identifiers because so much self worth emanates from them.
They then alternately dip a substrate, such as a glass slide, in the two solutions, and the nanotubes, attracted by differences in their charge, cling to one another very strongly in uniform, thin layers.
