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American String Teacher, 1961
When two substances rub against each other, they frequently stick and then slip. The phenomenon accounts for the squeak of bearings, the music of violins and many other sounds of our daily experience.
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When two substances rub against each other, they frequently stick and then slip. The phenomenon accounts for the squeak of bearings, the music of violins and many other sounds of our daily experience.
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The Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 1992
Understanding the analyst's work and its vicissitudes has been a major focus of recent psychoanalytic writing. This study on slips of the analyst represents an attempt to advance our understanding of analytic work. The slips described support the view that slips reflect not simply contributions from instinctual life, but active work-related goals of ...
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Understanding the analyst's work and its vicissitudes has been a major focus of recent psychoanalytic writing. This study on slips of the analyst represents an attempt to advance our understanding of analytic work. The slips described support the view that slips reflect not simply contributions from instinctual life, but active work-related goals of ...
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Strike-slip and oblique-slip regimes
1988In the early days of the plate tectonic theory, attention was concentrated on the tectonic effects of destructive and constructive plate boundaries. However, the detailed study of oceanic transform faults and of major continental transform faults, particularly the San Andreas fault system, has led to the recognition that strike-slip or transform ...
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Tension-compression asymmetry and the underlying slip/twinning activity in extruded Mg–Y sheets
International Journal of Plasticity, 2021Q D Wang
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