(b) Escapement mechanism separates suddenly when the hammer reaches a certain distance and the driven hammer accelerates and hits the bottom of the casing, thus contributing the displacement x 1 by overcoming the restraint of the soil around.
This reduces a liquid's reluctance to flow, or viscosity, by forcing the layers within it to separate, suddenly making it runny.If you want to make the perfect ketchup, therefore, rheology is important.
Given the new era of peace between nations consequent upon the revolutions in America and France, Paine raises the question of what should be done about the immense sums raised in taxes in Britain (some £15.5 millions), suggesting that 'whoever has observed the manner in which trade and taxes twist themselves together, must be sensible of the impossibility of separating them suddenly' (CW I, 423).
The novel comprised letters written by lovers who were suddenly separated from each other.
Officials in the McAllen detention centre had suddenly separated them from her 23-year-old sister and they had not heard from her in two days.
Writing in the journal, Plos One, Kawchuk describes how every crack occurred as the joints suddenly separated, and a gas-filled pocket appeared in the synovial fluid that lubricates the joint.
It rips at the core of you, physically and emotionally: the child you're doing everything in your power to protect is suddenly separated from you, long before she or he is ready to go.
But on the third run -- on a slope referred to as the North Shore by Utah mountain guides who know it well -- a two-foot-thick slab of snow suddenly separated under my feet.
Kipling, in his autobiographical story for adults, "Baa Baa Black Sheep", one of the greatest stories I've read, tells of children suddenly separated from parents for five years in India and sent to stay with a gloomy religious tyrant, who persecutes the boy and does not notice he is going blind.
The firefighters, who had been staying in hand contact, leapt out of the way to protect themselves, and were suddenly separated.
