a sweep net works by dragging it alog a bush/bracken or crops. it collects all the pests such as Spiders, beatles .ect
heat energy is stored because you work and maybe sweat and get hotter
Net force is the total force acting on a body You can also use "the total net force on the piano was about 45 N". Both of these sentences work.
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Work= 200 Joules.
The definition of work is 'the distance through which the force is applied, times the net force'. So their is a linear relationship between work and distance.
A Sweep Net.
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The future tense of sweep is "will sweep" or "is going to sweep."
I'v been sweeping tennis courts for about 5 years now. Start at the top corner, and sweep the short distance between the two lines that run parallel towards the net. Then sweep the line farthest to the left all the way down, then the one to the right of it all the way back up. Then get the baseline, and then repeat what you did on the left side, all the way down then back up. after that, ull have to walk to the T, sweep half of it then get the bottom part of the T. Then walk back and finish the top of the T. If you have the other side to do, start with the line farthest to the right, and sweep from the net to the baseline. Then skip the line that runs parallel to it, and sweep the entire baseline. Then get the two lines running parallel, as before (to the net then away from the net). Then walk to the T, and sweep it the same way (half of the top of the T, down, then finish the T). After this, walk to the baseline and finish the line you missed. If on the other hand you are sweeping the lines at the same time the court is being swept, everything changes. Hope this helps.
The present infinitive of "sweep" is "to sweep."
Hi I live in sanford fl, and I have a job interview with kleen sweep inc and I jus wanted to know if its a good company period to work for? Let me know the pros and cons.
"Clean", the adjective, is "propre" or "net". The verb "to clean" is "nettoyer".Sweep: balayer (from the noun, balai: broom).the infinitive to wash is: laverIf you are asking about a French equivalent of the English term "clean sweep," meaning the ouster of all incumbents in an election, you might want to use nettoyage complet (netwaYAZH comPLAY).
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