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Sep 10, 2013 · The "mountains" are the raised part of the skin i.e. " friction ridges" and "papillary ridges" which are "crestas papilares". The "valleys" are the space between the raised part of the skin. These "valleys" are called "surcos interpapilares" in Spanish. So using the translation of Canarias I would say... "El término huellas latentes se refiere ...
Oct 9, 2020 · A gem cannot be polished without friction, nor a man perfected without trials. Lucius Annaeus Seneca Does "Nor a man perfected without trails" mean "nor a human became perfect without trails" here?
Feb 25, 2013 · France, Français. Feb 25, 2013. #3. Bouterollage for welding two plastic parts together is usally made by friction. Depending on how friction is applied, you may have spin welding, orbital welding. Now sometimes bouterollage is also used to mean snap riveting by simply heating the top of a plastic column into a snaphead. T.
Apr 15, 2013 · Whether applied acutely or chronically, friction andpressure often cause skin trauma, such as abrasions, chafing, calluses, blisters, talon noir (black heel), and acne mechanica. Sports medicine clinicians, who regularly see skin injuries, can speed healing by making a timely diagnosis, recommending effective treatment, and discussing prevention strategies.
Aug 17, 2008 · Toscana (Tuscany) Italian. Aug 19, 2008. #5. Grytolle said: Sometimes v sounds like [v] (thus sometimes like an f, because of assimilation), sometimes like [ʋ]. I think [ʋ] or, better, a sound intermediate betwen [v] and [ʋ] ( [v̞]) is typical of the Swedish language spoken in Western Finland. As far as the [f] pronunciation for the /v ...
Jul 10, 2011 · Jun 3, 2020. #10. "Wheels" appears to refer to cogs/gears or bearings, rather than the wheels of a car, and "wheels" really means something like "mechanism" or "gearbox", which is why "in" works as a preposition. Sand is undoubtedly a bad thing in such a situation, since it adds friction and causes wear. It does not really mean bring to a stop.
May 8, 2009 · spanish. May 8, 2009. #1. améliorant la tenue en compression sans trop dégrader le coefficient de frottement. Hello, I would like to translate it to english... to make better the tenacity in compression without to degrade the friction coefficient. Thanks.
Dec 13, 2008 · English - US. Dec 13, 2008. #16. timpeac said: I think that "obvious" is not pronounced with a good hearty full "b" but equally I don't think the word is pronounced exactly as if it were "ovious". Upon pronouncing it a few times, I think I agree with you. Really, when I pronounce it the "wrong" way it comes out sounding like ov-vious to me. Æ.
Jan 25, 2023 · When the Л sound within a word, a phonological word or an intonantional phrase (*) comes before a vowel, the Л sound is realized as tense/fortis: with tenser pronouncing muscles of the articulators (and slightly longer duration of closure: incomplete occlusion and slightest friction), quicker movement of the articulators to form closure ...
Jan 27, 2016 · Korean-Korea. Oct 7, 2016. #17. Korean characters can mimic the actual sounds, and Koreans use such sounds often when they describe certain situation. This Korean female poet uses so well such sounding words in her poems. To this poet, the sound of a pebble stone rolling sounds like "dalgag, dalgag".
