lubrication

Examples of lubricating

lubricating

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Last, but not least, the patron is + as is the broker of the capitalist market economy + the lubricating element in all modern cultural production.
It includes literal greetings, ' lubricating egos ', deference, politeness, and offering refreshments to those taking part.
This suggests that the fuel depot contains more varied materials such as lubricating engine oil and also possibly grease.
This clever strategy protects the bacteria, since the antibiotic is diluted in larger vortices by the lubricating fluid extracted by the bacteria.
As a result, the velocity profile in the lubricating layer depends only on the local value of the pressure gradient and boundary velocity.
In addition, residue from discarded heavy lubricating oils covered the ground surface at several sites.
Third, the texturised skin material reduces the lubricating effect of liquids, so the friction coefficient remains high enough to hold objects without slipping.
Nonetheless, the case-study evidence indicates that backward and forward linkages between agricultural and non-agricultural activity spheres are present with respect to lubricating investment and purchasing power.
For two-dimensional lubricating layer theory, which is required for studying the mechanics of skiing or snowboarding, the geometric aspect ratio of the planing surface will also play an important role.
The first was heavy lubricating oil discharge on sites that were probably used for vehicle maintenance, or a generating plant dating from 1958-59 when the old base was occupied.
The variety of lubricating oils and other non-petrol products on sale in the forecourts of garages is a matter for the individual retailer.
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