- 1923
collection The
Inimitable Jeeves as two
separate chapters, "Jeeves
Exerts the Old Cerebellum" and "No
Wedding Bells for Bingo". In the story, Bertie's...
- used as
units of weight, the
force exerted by a m**** at
standard gravity (e.g.,
short ton-force). One
short ton
exerts a
weight at one
standard gravity...
- sails) are a
method of
spacecraft propulsion using radiation pressure exerted by
sunlight on
large surfaces. A
number of
spaceflight missions to test...
-
legislatures worldwide, the
lower house has come to
wield more
power or
otherwise exert significant political influence. In
comparison with the
upper house, lower...
- propriety"), dé ("virtue"), and the jūnzǐ.
According to what is yì, the jūnzǐ
exerts the
moral force,
which is dé, and thus
demonstrates rén. The
following p****ages...
- body **** (any
opening in the body),
where it
dissolves or
melts to
exert local or
systemic effects.
There are
three types of suppositories, each...
- units). The ends of a
string or
other object transmitting tension will
exert forces on the
objects to
which the
string or rod is connected, in the direction...
- with people" too far.
Brody contended that
while Fielder is
focused on
exerting control over his subjects, his "cruel and
arrogant gaze"
overshadows the...
- [citation needed] The kilogram-force is
equal to the
magnitude of the
force exerted on one
kilogram of m**** in a 9.80665 m/s2
gravitational field (standard...
-
civilisation achieved its
greatest power in
global politics, and also
exerted its
maximum influence upon
peoples outside Europe." Two
devastating world...
