Sand paper is essentially a sheet of strong paper with grains of hard material glued to it. This rough hard layer of material makes sand paper "abrasive". This means that it is able to wear down or away another material by being rubbed against it. This process is known as abrasion.
The base of a glacier typically carries lots of sediment varying in size from clay particles, all the way up to boulders. These act like the grains of material attached to the paper in sand paper. As the glacier moves they rub or scrape against the underlying soil and bedrock, wearing it away in a similar manner (but on a much larger scale) to the way sand paper can be used
The sound of a bat is like E-E-T-T
the t-cells release hormone-like substance called
tsunami starts with a t because t starts with tornado and a tsunami is like a tornado in the water
a black T-shirt
a-t-g-g-a-g-c-g-t-t-g-a A pairs with T and G pairs with C. It doesn't matter how long the strand is....it's so ******in' simple. A-T bonds are stronger than G-C bonds. A-t rich regions of DNA are hard and don't code for many functioning genes. G-C rich regions are where the active genes are found. A-t Regions stain dark blue-black w/ Geimsa, Leishman's or wright's stain etc... G-C regions do not. That's how banding patterns are achieved and chromosomes can be more accurately identified.
because he smoked too much tweeds.
a sharks's skin feels very slimy but at times i t can feel dry and scaly
I t depends where they are and the weather.
An AC-DC T-shirt
If it's on drywall, DON"T use sandpaper. Wet it all over with hot wet rag, let sit 10 minutes, then it will come off easily.
T. Morgan has written: 'Dadleuon ac ymddiddanion'
M/T less AC = 13 Qt A/T less AC = 14 Qt A/T with Super Cold = 15 Qt
It don,t have one.
I think you mean a TARN - the lake left in the corrie or cwm beneath what had been the head of the glacier. !t's that "huge block ofice" phrase that puzzles me a bit.
T. Pritchard has written: 'Hanes ac ystyr enwau lleoedd yn Mon'
32A MCB to be used
AC/DC Released Their Debut LP Entitled T N T In 1974. It Was Issued Only In Australia.