"People above Forty-third Street," read The New York Times the following day, "stopped and rushed back the other way as she swung around the corner and down; vehicles switched off to the curbs or put on full speed ahead; plunging horses dragged carriages upon the sidewalks; pedestrians dived into the nearest shops".
However, most studies on flow drag reduction pay attention mainly to reducing the viscosity by physical or chemical methods, but according to Newton's viscosity law flow drag depends upon fluid viscosity and velocity profile.
These two methods are coupled in a two-way process, i.e., the solid part provides a moving boundary condition and transfers momentum to the fluid, while the fluid exerts a dragging force upon the solid.
Upon recovering, she drags him away to a nearby café and confesses to inadvertently stealing a bag filled with taiyaki after being accidentally scared away by the salesman before she had a chance to pay.
When first staged in Paris on 21 May 1929, with Serge Lifar in the title role, both audience and critics were particularly struck by the final scene in which the prodigal son drags himself across the stage upon his knees to be welcomed by his father.
Upon his return, Rodman drags me into the kitchen.
The bird almost immediately loses the use of its leg, which drags, with the toes doubled in; it hops upon the other.
He sashays away from Sissoko down the inside-left channel, but upon reaching the edge of the area, drags a terrible shot miles wide right of the post.
He's another of the great army of oldies who are no longer productive, who do not contribute, who are a drag upon society".
Following from some recent observations of triple-junction drag effects in tricrystals of zinc and in molecular dynamics models, an analytical theory is developed to explore the effects of triple-junction drag upon grain growth, for a two-dimensional solid.
