These were: FES-I items 11 (Walk on slippery surface), 14 (Walk on uneven surface) and 15 (Walk up/down a slope), ABC items 6 (Stand on chair to reach) and 16 (Walk on icy sidewalks), and mSAFFE item 8 (Go out when it is slippery) (Tables 2, 3, 4, 5).
The means ± standard deviation (SD) of measurements of papillate cell slippery surfaces are shown in Table 3.
They are sprawled across the kitchen table, my own personal, slippery, shiny bag mountain built from my own personal landfill site, otherwise known as the cupboard under the stairs.
One has a fountain; another doubles as a slightly slippery loveseat, and there is an end table "large enough for two martinis and a bowl of peanuts," Mr. Smith said.
This is the slippery slope fallacy (van Eemeren and Grootendorst [1992]; Table 5).
We can, at least in principle, produce a series of table tops that are ever more slippery but we cannot possibly produce a series of systems in which Planck's constant approaches zero.
The maneuver is like carrying a dining-room table through a bedroom door while stepping on slippery carpets.
"It tastes like mushroom," someone ventured, and the table concurred: the meat was woody in texture, not slippery like escargot, and slightly nutty in flavor.
Newspaper -If you're inside newspaper is essential so you don't get oil and wax on the kitchen table, or on the floor, as they can become slippery and may stain the furniture.
Women wash and sort the fish on long tables, the concrete floor beneath them dark and slippery with fish blood.
