Sentence examples for giant friction from inspiring English sources
Take a cue from 1994 Liz Phair and praise him or her or them as the "human supernova," "solar superman," "angel with wings of fire, "flying, giant friction blast" that they are.
The push-to-order gizmos were debuted by Amazon in 2015 in an attempt by the e-commerce giant to shave friction off of the online shopping process by encouraging consumers to fill their homes with stick-on, account-linked buttons that trigger product-specific staple purchases when pressed — from washing powder to toilet roll to cat food.
However, evolved stars develop convective envelopes during the giant phases for which tidal friction is expected to be effective.
Moons of Jupiter and Saturn may have vast oceans of liquid water, underneath ice covers, which are heated by gravitational tidal friction associated with their giant hosts.
Giant planets frequently end up close to their star because of friction with the remains of the planet-spawning disk of gas and dust surrounding the star, or as a result of gravitational perturbations from another massive planet.
There'd been growing friction between the Metal Gear Solid director and the Tokyo-headquartered gaming giant, and the drama that preceded his announcement of a new, independent Kojima Productions was very visibly played out in public.
Those setbacks include deepening frictions within his governing coalition, the recent collapse of the Italian dairy giant Parmalat, wildcat strikes by transportation workers and heated debates over proposed pension revisions.
You hear the friction of bow on strings, and the competing frequencies of notes in a chord, beating like a giant engine.
