Mr. Scholder's paintings "Floating Red Shoe" and "Floating Brushes" celebrated mundane objects with a sensibility akin to that of Wayne Thiebaud, a mentor with whom Mr. Scholder studied at Sacramento City College in 1957.
The present paper presents continuation work (Int J of Rotating Machinery, 7, 2002) and will concentrate on the methodology of (i) designing and choosing brush characteristics, and (ii) the design of the face seal that allows the floating of the brush plates against it.
On this Pacific island nation, 500 miles east of the Philippines, masses of jellyfish create floating, translucent walls, brushing past snorkeler's arms and blundering into their bodies.
Military planes flew in formation above the square, forming the symbol of the Workers Partyy of Korea – a hammer, brush and sickle, while floating banners read "Long live the invincible Korean Workers Partyy" and people held up cards saying "Protect the mother nation".
The strata also sing parts of the song, and two arms come out from the floating rocks and their hands barely brush against each other.
It's like the captain of the Titanic asking you to brush up his resume while you're floating on a lifeboat or clinging to floating debris.
In the case of brushing on the verso or of a floating application of calcium hydrogen carbonate in a mixture, an adverse effect on cellulose stability manifested (Figure 4, left).
Next to the dried up creek bed where we pitched camp that night, the primordial grunts of a bison herd in rut floated across the sage brush steppe into our tent.
Next to the reserve is a ecological treasure, the Bioluminescent Bay, which sparkles at night because of microorganisms that glow as sea creatures brush against them -- human swimmers feel as if they're floating among the stars.
This accomplishment is possible because the brush seal, which forms the primary seal, rotates with the shaft, while floating against a hydrodynamic face seal surface, which makes up the secondary seal.
