Sentence examples for difficult to slide from inspiring English sources
It is also seen that when the length of the 2D crystal becomes larger it is more difficult to slide, which can explain why buckling rather than interlayer sliding became the major mechanism for bending the long BN and graphene nanoribbons with a length around 1 μm (ref. 35).
Something about the material that this little guy is made of makes it difficult to slide your fingers across it without sticking a bit.
It is obvious that the accumulation of interstitial atoms (presumably carbon) on the coarse-grained boundaries at the selected tempering temperature makes it difficult to slide, facilitating the cracks and brittle fracture appearance.
It shouldn't be difficult to make playing as a samurai wizard with a plasma sword entertaining any more than it should be difficult to slide off a well-buttered horse.
It shouldn't be difficult to make playing as a samurai wizard with a plasma sword entertaining, any more than it should be difficult to slide off a well-buttered horse.
These limitations could be prohibitive for some endoscopic cases, such as deep tissue sites where it may be difficult to slide the probe across the tissue, locations with significant debris, or lower gastro-intestinal sites where rotation may be encountered.
Pinch too tightly and it will be difficult and painful to slide your fingers down your hair.
He is experienced enough to slide around difficult questions without sounding ruffled.
The main reason is that the half column separated by through crack on the center carries more compressive load than the small branch divided by the crack set on one side, and due to the larger frictional force induced on the interface between the half column and the bottom steel plate, it is more difficult for the half column to slide and relieve the compressive load than the small branch.
Do you notice how difficult it is for the book to slide?
However, due to unclear inducing mechanism, it is difficult to divide its sliding phases and potential sliding areas.
