Yes.
"Unavailable for doing work" is related to the Second Law of Thermodynamics.
a DC clamp meter works on the principals of what is called "Hall Effect." The meter creates a magnetic field, and the DC voltage passing through the wire interacts to crate a meter reading.
If you are talking about the televangelist Peter Popoff's miracle spring water then no it doesnt work at all...in fact his miracle spring water has been tested and found to be only simple tap water,probably from his bathroom sink...
Yes, but the thickness of the paper will affect the holding capability of the magnet.
Enzymes lower the activation energy required for a chemical reaction. A simple analogy is a clamp in a shop. You use it to hold something in position while you work on it, and when finished let it go. The clamp is still usable after doing the work, and the work was made simpler because of it.
If it is a pipe that is not easily cut out and replaced, you can use a pipe clamp. Wrap the clamp around the pipe and tighten the two bolts to compress it around the pipe. If it is a drain pipe as you say, there is very little pressure on t he line, so the clamp should work fine.
Most likely no. The clamp keeps the fork from spinning, aka the scooter turning unexpectadly. Its best to have a clamp.
You can work out calculations much faster on a spreadsheet and you can use formulas to work out your answers properly instead of doing it in your head or on pen and paper which is easier.
you put it in your GRONK ! :)
it is used in a technicall work shop
no you have to be fifteen to work in a high street clothing brand shop. If you are fourteen it is best to work in your local shop or doing paper rounds.
why did hennri mattise start his art work by cutting papper
Yes, it is possible. Doing a one handed front hand spring is no different than doing a one handed cartwheel. maybe practice doing one handed cartwheels, then front walkovers, then work your way up to a one handed front handspring.
Pipe clamps are a handy tool, but can often cause staining and marking. Sometimes glue will stick to the metal bar of a pipe clamp and stain the wood or cause the clamp itself to work improperly. This issue is easily prevented by cutting wax paper into two inch strips. Cover the bar by laying the wax strips over it. Wrap the strips around the bar if extra protection is needed. Be sure to place the wax paper at the points where the glue may drip or where the wood touches the pipe.
How does a spring-loaded reel work?
How does a spring-loaded reel work?