"Which means people yank at the paper," rather than just spinning the roll.
The force required to make it rotate is called torque, which in this case is created by your hand spinning the roll or pulling down on the paper.
Spin the brush roll on its axle with your fingers, to verify that it spins freely.
The combed flax, soft as hair, is bleached, dried and fed into another set of machines that spin the fiber into yarn and roll it onto spools.
The wheel was spun in the Rolls-Royce test rig, which is designed to test engine fans, although not this fast - the Bloodhound wheel was going to be the fastest spin test in the rig's history.
Today the dunk, the crossover dribble, the spin, the finger roll and the alley-oop are as routine as breathing.
As the weekend wore on, Clarkson added further complications to these scenarios, requesting that the boys pump-fake, spin, and roll out, and designating others to chase them for extra pressure.
Wilton alumni can spin sugar, roll fondant and arrange silvered sugar dragées with the best, but the school is also notorious among bakers for propagating the use of shortening, rather than butter, in butter cream frostings -- which makes them stable but sickly sweet, or tasteless.
Two minutes before Fletcher's goal Jones had sprinkled stardust on proceedings by receiving Karl Henry's rolled free-kick, spinning the ball into the air, and smashing it beyond Thomas Sorensen.
In every act Armand seems to say, "Oh, here's the consumptive heroine I love — so I'll heave her up, bend her around, spin her, roll over with her and generally treat her like an acrobatic toy".
