The process could sap so much energy from the spinning neutron star that it might slow in as little as a year from 1000 rotations a second to a leisurely 100, which may explain why astronomers have never spotted a fast-spinning young neutron star.
But the game has largely disappeared because of policing and the sapping effect of so much news media coverage that reveals the game's secrets.
They concluded that the wind turbines could have sapped Katrina of so much energy that wind speeds would have been reduced by up to 50percentt at landfall and the hurricane's storm surge could have been reduced by about 72percentt, Jacobson said.
He gave it a C-, and wrote "[the song has] so much sap, maple trees will be jealous".
I would have thought that Jonathan Kozol's issue with private schools was not so much that they sap parent dedication from public schools; after all, what's the point of parent dedication if public schools are not good in themselves?
Plenty has been written about how the energy sapping nature of the job can lead to burnout; but not so much on post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Todd Wilms who leads strategy for digital, social and communities at SAP, urged content producers to "connect, not pollute," as there is so much Internet pollution and noise due to content overload.
Aphids harm houseplants and some crops by sapping them of their fluid and sometimes by coating the leaves with so much honeydew that mold grows, inhibiting photosynthesis.
So much so that it avoided a headlong confrontation even as it sapped the strength of the Soviet regime.
When he gets a lot of stimulation from the staff or from visitors, there is still so much of my granddad that the illness has not been able to sap away yet.
