Winds and waves

Without your pulling it The tide comes in

Wave power is restricted to coastal areas.

We have to wait for the afternoon tide to carry us over the bar.

Gentlemen, a little pearl washed ashore... by the tide of war.

Rubbing. Massage.

Friction

Transporting wave generated electricity inland would be challenging.

Friction

And our brains our celebrated brains reflect a drainage of a tidal marsh.

It's like beachcombing, you know? Every time the tide comes in and out, you find some more shells.

But here's the rub.

The better the process, the less the friction.

Rob Grover Friction really starts to build up on the spacecraft, and we use the friction when it's flying through the atmosphere to our advantage to slow us down.

Because we'd been held up in Russia, of course, the full moon brings the highest and lowest tides when you're standing on the frozen surface of the sea, high and low tides generally mean that interesting things are going to happen the ice is going to start moving around a bit.

I stayed home to change the brake linings.

We've recently discovered this. Do they do it by friction?

No, force is too low. Do they do it by electrostatics?

Literally scrambling through what's called pressure ice the ice had been smashed up under the pressure of the currents of the ocean, the wind and the tides.

Friction climbing doesn't have any sort of hard positive edges.

Newly developed tide energy technology was relatively inexpensive, ecologically benign and a reliable source of electricity.

And minimizing friction turns out to be the decisive variable.

Bears rub their bodies Against the axis of Earth.

Bears rub their bodies, The earth goes spinning around.

They go in with their own friction.

What Kasparov calls process is a byproduct of friction.

The reporting period also witnessed some political friction.

Additionally, satellite imagery had provided a unique opportunity to observe the propagation of the tidal wave itself during the time slot corresponding to its intense oceanic phase.

It also looked forward to the outcome of the project on the strengthening of the tide gauge network for the Global Oceanic Observation System among Caribbean small island developing States.

And then pushing the glass in with its own friction.

In classical physics, there is always some friction, some energy loss.

A lot of heating, frictional heating. It's going 18 thousand miles an hour.

He's made lots of enemies in my department itself.

BEIJING China s good neighbor policy is under unprecedented pressure indeed, it is at its nadir since the Cold War s end. One after another, frictions with neighboring countries have arisen recently.

Now, this is really special cork, and this cork is what's going to protect us from the violent atmospheric entry that we're about to experience.

They don't stick by Velcro or suction or glue.

36. Nearly half of the world apos s coastal ecosystems, including wetlands, tidal flats, saltwater marshes and mangrove swamps, are also threatened by land conversion associated with both urbanization and tourism.

This is a friction climb, up in Tuolumne Meadows, in the Yosemite high country.

We have frictionless motion. It is still levitating, but can move freely all around.

Rub...rub...

It broke up through atmospheric pressure, it crumbled, and then the pieces fell apart and did some damage.

So if you give just to one side or the other, you'll have tension or friction.

Wipe your mouth.

Wipe your feet.

Ah, blow your nose.