As temperatures fall toward zero, the frictional heat is conducted farther below the snow's surface, limiting melting and reducing slipperiness.
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This is an example given by the historical Gui in his book to warn inquisitors against the slipperiness and manipulation of words by heretics.
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While a true bamia relies on okra _ that's the meaning of the name _ not everyone likes the slipperiness of that vegetable.
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Of course, the slipperiness of the slope depends on our views about the beginning of human life and the propriety of experimenting with it.
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As temperatures fall toward 0 degrees, the frictional heat is conducted farther below the snow's surface, limiting melting and reducing slipperiness.
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Driscoll, 27, of Champaign, Ill, jumped out to an early lead and began having trouble with slipperiness about halfway through the race.
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As for slipperiness, any smooth, hard, shiny surface is slippery when wet, but Pergo is not necessarily slipperier than any other surface.
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That slipperiness is odd for a series like " Profit, " which is meant to be pure entertainment, not an essay on morality.
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Vick rushed for 64 yards and threw for 117 and a touchdown, but statistics do not fully describe the equanimity and demoralizing slipperiness of his performance.
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The surface friction tester is a small fifth wheel attached to a hydraulic system mounted on the rear axle of the vehicle, used to measure road slipperiness.
