Soft objects, indeed, may adhere on collision, losing most of their kinetic energy.
Many brokers act as fiduciaries when providing advice, and may adhere to the suitability standard only when recommending investments.
Mr. Rogers, 61, may adhere to the pro-coal sentiments of many of his peers, but he is hardly a typical captain of the energy industry.
A paella cooked in a classic pan usually does not stick very much anyway, and the rice that may adhere and become crusty is actually a treat.
Overall, Gears of War 4 may adhere to a seemingly old-fashioned template but, in practice, it feels anything but archaic.
BPP may adhere to the BSB's minimum standards, but BSB reviews of the university have raised points similar to those I'm making here.
Moreover, clinicians may adhere to the law's letter and abandon its spirit or the common sense that serious clinical circumstances demand.
This behaviour causes serious problems at water intakes, where ice particles may adhere and then build up large accumulations that act to block the intake.
As the leathery outer coverings of the eggs slowly harden and dry over time, the eggs in the clutch may adhere to one another to form a clump.
Living and dead matter form organic aggregates called marine snow to which members of the plankton community may adhere, producing patchiness in biotic distributions.
In rivers and streams, frazil particles also may adhere to the bottom and successively build up a loose, porous layer known as anchor ice.
