Gears and cams, for example, are subjected to rolling and rolling sliding wear, dry or lubricated depending on the applications.
If there's one thing I can't stand, it's when characters living out some fantasy (adulterous or promiscuous women, for example) are subjected by the author to horrible punishments, intended to show that nobody gets away with it.
If a 100,000 hertz frequency, for example, is subjected to a combined electrical and mechanical gearing reduction of 6,000,000 to 1, then the second hand of the synchronous clock will make exactly one rotation in 60 seconds.
This enigmatic past affected many aspects of my life — for example, being subjected to slews of extraneous medical tests because of the blank spot in my family medical history.
Babbage, for example, is subjecting her crewmates to a sleep study.
Faculty, as an example, are subject to ratemyprofessor.com (where rating criteria include student evaluations even of a professor's "hotness").
Image definition, quality, as well as patients condition or the retinograph used for the acquisition, for example, are subject to important changes between different examinations.
Local taxes on these services are already in effect in New York City; parking garages in Manhattan, for example, are subject to a special city surtax, so that the total tax for using one is now slated to rise from 14percentto18percentcent.
Even nonhuman decision-makers -- the computers that buy and sell commodities according to programmed rules, for example -- are subject to chaotic uncertainty, a situation in which prediction becomes impossible.
Opposition leaders say they would like to have access to Internet hardware — any products made by Cisco Systems, for example, are subject to sanctions — and high-speed satellite Internet service, which experts say is generally harder to jam than broadcasts.
Female nipples, for example are subject to boundaries on sensory access while male nipples are not.
