Sentences with phrase «like frictional»
What seemed like an endless dry spell was rescued by the efforts of indie developers like Frictional Games.
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I know reviewers are very much into «interactive movies» these days, but I wouldn't like Frictional to follow that trend.
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Because friction generates heat (like rubbing your hands together), taking the temperature of a fault after an earthquake can provide a measure of the fault's frictional resistance to slip.
In the end, the pattern of electrovibration that felt to users most like the picture matched the frictional forces to the slope of the bump: the steeper the curve, the more voltage required to increase the friction.
«We'd like to see if frictional heating on faults of icy moons can explain the geysers of liquid water observed on their surfaces,» McCarthy said.
Like Mercury and Venus, however, the Earth may also may spiral into the Sun from frictional drag if it is engulfed by Sol's now giant atmospheric envelope.
It may be that belt - type CVTs have higher frictional losses than traditional gearboxes, but I'd like to see the studies that show that.
The beauty of dollar - cost averaging with a company like Exxon is that the Computershare fees are $ 0, allowing you to invest without any frictional costs.
Today Frictional Games, creators of the Amnesia and Penumbra series, show you a little preview of what the music will sound like and how it was created for their upcoming game SOMA.
2015 feels like such a long time to wait but if Frictional Games can keep giving us these little teases I suppose...
This also increases frictional heating at the base of the glacier which produces meltwater which lubricates the slide like you taking a tube of KY and oh nevermind you probably wouldn't get it.
Turbulence in both the ocean and the inviscid mantle (the part that flows freely like a liquid), as well as frictional drag at the core - mantle and mantle - crust boundaries where the mantle starts to solidify due respectively to increasing pressure and decreasing temperature, should account for most of this dissipation.