| shear |
cut off, as in: It is time for us to shear the wool from the sheep.
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| shear |
A type of force that causes or tends to cause two regions of the same part or assembly to slide relative to each other in a direction parallel to their plane of contact. May be considered on a microscale when planes of atoms slide across each other during permanent, or plastic, deformation. May also be considered on a macroscale when gross movement occurs along one or more planes, as when a metal is cut or sheared by another metal.
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| shear |
clip the wool off a sheep.
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| shear stress |
Where normal stress is perpendicular to the designated plane, shear stress is parallel to the plane.
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| shear |
a sudden change or "veering" in wind direction and/or in speed vertically and/or horizontally. In the lowest 100 mb of the atmosphere, the winds tend to "veer", or turn in a clockwise direction with height, because of the decreased effects of friction. Above this level, changes in the wind direction are related to horizontal differences in air temperature. If the winds veer with height, warm air would be expected to move into the region. ...
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