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slip (1) -- a coat of clay applied to cover the surface of a pot, of a different constitution from the clay of the pot itself; also used to join together parts of a pot fired separately (Pedley, 356)
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slice (aka: "banana ball") a wildly curving shot from left to right (right-handed player). Common problem for beginners."
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sliding f. advancement f.
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sliding filament h. the stretching of individual muscle fibers raises the number of tension-developing bridges that can be formed between the sliding contractile protein elements (actin and myosin) and thus augments the force of the next muscle contraction.
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sliding filament t. 1. a theory that postulates that the thin and thick filaments of a myofibril slide past each other, while maintaining their length, during muscle contraction.  2. a theory that postulates that contraction of cilia involves a sliding of filaments (microtubules) in a manner comparable to the sliding filament mechanism for the contraction of muscle (see def. 1).
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