- In physics,
tension is the
pulling or
stretching force transmitted axially along an
object such as a string, rope, chain, rod,
truss member, or
other object...
- 280 歓 歡 欠 15 S
delight カン kan 281 監 皿 15 S
oversee カン kan 282 緩 糸 15 S
slacken カン、ゆる-い、ゆる-やか、ゆる-む、ゆる-める kan, yuru-i, yuru-yaka, yuru-mu, yuru-meru 283...
- warning. Upon
failure of
these internal plastic components, the
timing chain slackens (becomes loose) and "skips time" by
jumping teeth on
upper cam
shaft sprocket...
- "... a
measure that was
without precedent". Wellington,
noticing the
slackening of fire from La Haye Sainte, with his
staff rode
closer to it. French...
-
knocked out ... in
consequence the
artillery fire of the
defence had
slackened considerably". The
Bouvet struck a mine,
causing her to
capsize in two...
-
which proved a near-accurate observation.
Guerrilla operations,
which slackened during the
training phase,
picked up
after August.
Economic and military...
- away, and they kept
coming back," said Palmer. "We kept
expecting them to
slacken up, but they
never did." In W**** 13,
Palmer threw for a
career high 382...
- Md
Abidur Rahaman of CNN-IBN
rated it 3.5 out of 5 and wrote: "The pace
slackens post-intermission, plot
contrivances are many, and you
might say the film...
- than a squall,
which lasts minutes. A gust may be
followed by a lull (or
slackening) in the wind speed. Generally,
winds are
least gusty over
large water...
- But the director,
Edward Zwick, is
craftsman enough that the pace
never slackens, the
chase scenes thrill, and the
battle scenes sicken. And if it makes...
