There are two types of friction; dynamic and static. the coefficient of friction is a number relating the stikyness between any two surfaces. the coefficient of static friction is ALWAYS higher than that of dynamic friction.
think of it this way. when you're pushing a heavy box on the floor, it's hard to get it moving, but once it starts sliding it's much easier to keep it sliding. that's because you've gone from static to dynamic friction conditions.
with a spinning tire, as the tire slows down and is slipping less, more asperities on the tire's surface contact more asperities on the road surface and have more time to momentarily interlock and create a directional force.
did i explain that clearly? it's late and i'm over tired.
BTW, this is why it's faster to stop a moving car by NOT locking up a wheel. once a wheel locks you've moved into dynamic friction between the rubber and road surface and therefore lost a certain amount (approx 1/6 to 1/3) of your frictional force.
the two times i tried puffs of cigarettes i was chewing gum at the time. the "flavor" stayed in the gum and that was enough for me to never try that crap again.
while in venezuela i picked up a box of 30 cigars. after smoking 1 per day for about 4 days i was having nicotene rushes every 30 to 60 seconds for about 2 days. that's not cool when you're climbing a ladder in an industrial plant.
again, that was the end of that.
every time i go to check my tires or damage or whatever else the F9 - F12 keys show, my computer jumps back to desktop and opens my music, or my pics, ect......
i didn't change ANYTHING and i'm not sure how to make them stop that.
i've got a logitech cordless mx duo keyboard and mouse.
I'd like to write a script to monitor an XML file on a website and check it every five minutes. I would like this to log itself into excel. I have been told that this is commonly done using Virtual Basic.
that is EVERYTHING i know about the topic.
can someone please fill me in on this a little bit?
MASTER OF ORION: (PC) fantastic empire building game. i still play it.
MOONSTONE: (amiga) great 4 player knight game where you take on monsters to win treasures and such. my friends and i LIVED on this game for years.
PIRATES: (C64) awesome because of its open endedness.
MANIAC MANSION: (C64) awesome because it could be finished multiple different ways
ZAK MCKRACKEN AND THE ALIEN MINDBENDERS: (C64) fantastic follow up to Maniac Mansion which included the elusive chainsaw gas. hahahahahaha
THE ORIGINAL TEST DRIVE: (C64) learned how to shift with that.
ANOTHER WORLD/OUT OF THIS WORLD: (amiga) first fully polygon game. when i watched the intro i nearly crapped myself with excitement. i tried to explain the signifigance to my father but it was lost on him.
RAILROAD TYCOON: (amiga) again awsome for beong so open ended.
TOMB RAIDER: (PS) the first one was the best by far. i wish they would remake it for PS2 with updated graphics.
PRINCE OF PERSIA, THE SANDS OF TIME: (PS2) just a fantastic game.
ok, there were a few tiny little mistakes in that one, but you came across sounding VERY INTELLIGENT there. My appologies for being a bit of a prick to you. If you type like that all the time in the forums you will recieve a lot more respect and have people take you seriously much more often.
I really don't want to sound like a nag, but (assuming you're in highschool) at your age if you can start presenting yourself professionally it will do a lot to help you move up in the world.
Yes I am older. I'm 30 and an engineer. Nothing frustrates me more than having to read a poorly written report or an email with "internet abreviatons". I think you called it "aim language" but I don't know what that is.
USE YOUR OBVIOUS INTELLIGENCE TO GET YOUR POINT ACROSS! Don't pander to the lowest common denominator and use "aim language" to appeal to all the "internet english" junkies.
No comma needed after "there". "Insight" in this context is two words.
MEGA-RUN-ON-SENTENCE! "You're" not "your" (X2).
In this context "careless" is two words and should have a period after it.
"At least" and "you're" not "your"
"Since" denotes a passage of time. You were looking for "because".
Are you calling me a drunken and rioting hockey fan or did you mean to tell me to not be someone who stereotypes other people? I think you were meaning to say "Don't be a stereotyper".
One more thing..........there's a new invention called the "paragraph", give it a try one day.
speedfreak227
i can think of one. he's not that popular, maybe some of you have heard of him.......Michael Schumacher perhaps?
final race of 1995 anyone?
final race of 1997 anyone?
speedfreak227
oh, and be careful how you abreviate things, especially in a racing forum. it took me a minute or two see realise that "indy racing league" wasn't what you were trying to say.