That makes the U.S. Open, where all matches are played outdoors, the toughest grind of the four major tournaments in many minds.
"Burning Bridges" surprised me with softness, sanding off the rough edges of the previous tune, "Wormtown," which exhibited a strong grinding of the two electric guitar sounds, as the bass voyeuristically stayed back and cradled the two in their tryst.
Both scores were settled Wednesday as he pulled away from a big pack in the final uphill grind of the 198-kilometer, or 124-mile, race.
Specifically, direct grinding (DG) of MoO3 and NiO rendered α-NiMoO4 after annealing, whereas sequential grinding (SG) of the two independently pre-ground oxides followed by annealing generated β-NiMoO4 solid solution.
Materials characterization showed that the grinding quality of the seven cements was very different.
Apart from the financial anxiety, the real downer for the players has been the grind of playing the same three teams over and over.
In a league whose party line is seemingly we do care about player safety, players from Green Bay to Houston have all pointed out the tension between the NFL's PR-conscious statements on safety and the grind of suiting up two times in five days.
Which raises the question: is it fair to burden a kid with concerns like inventory and the bottom line, not to mention the grind of producing two collections a year?
IN THE American version of "The Office", a TV mockumentary about the daily grind of work, Oscar Nunez, one of the show's characters, comes out with this gem: "It doesn't take a genius to know that every organisation thrives when it has two leaders.
For each of the three ceramics, grinding power per unit width is found to be nearly proportional to the rate of plowed surface area generated per unit time per unit width, indicating that the grinding energy expended is mainly associated with sliding and plowing.
