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Knowing that your own brain is lying to you while not being able to resist its commands can be agonizing.
On one side, the air moved in the opposite direction to the ball's spin, causing increased pressure, while on the other side, the air moved in the same direction as the spin, creating an area of lower pressure.
The Magnus effect was first documented by Sir Isaac Newton after he noticed it while playing a game of tennis back in 1670.
Not to mention the fact that some foods offer nutrients like protein and vitamins, while others provide far less nutritional value.
While modern English shares many similar words with Latin-derived romance languages, like French and Spanish, most of those words were not originally part of it.
For example, after the 6th century, German words starting with "p," systematically shifted to a "pf" sound while their Old English counterparts kept the "p" unchanged.
But while balding may look permanent, scientific investigation has revealed the opposite.
And in the meantime, while scientists hone their hair-reviving methods, anyone going bald, or considering baldness, can remember that they're in great company.
You can dash across in a minute, while the lab assistant takes two minutes.
Otherwise, the first zombie could step on the bridge while people are still on it.
These are just five of many health-care workers at Kenema and beyond that died while the world waited and while we all worked, quietly and separately.
And while no human remains have been found inside, grave pits do indicate that many workers died from accidents, hunger and exhaustion.
Small openings along the wall let archers fire on invaders, while larger ones were used to drop stones and more.
And without regular reinforcement, the wall fell into disrepair, rammed earth eroded, while brick and stone were plundered for building materials.
For a while, I did not play any sports, didn't have many friends and felt left out and sad.
One factor contributing to this internal tussle is the placenta, the fetal organ that connects to the mother's blood supply and nourishes the fetus while it grows.
The syntax of some languages allows words to be arranged in any order, while in others, doing so could make the muffin eat the child.
Slovene distinguishes between two children and three or more using a dual suffix absent in many other languages, while Russian's lack of definite articles might leave you wondering whether the children are eating some particular muffins, or just eat muffins in general.
Imagine an airplane flying one millimeter above the ground and circling the Earth once every 25 seconds while counting every blade of grass.
And while those drives are currently in the prototype stage, scientists already have the next potential trick up their sleeves: bit-patterned media, where bit locations are arranged in separate, nano-sized structures, potentially allowing for areal densities of twenty terabits per square inch or more.
While all this is happening, your muscle fibers undergo another kind of cellular change.
In contrast, exposing the muscle to a high-degree of tension, especially while the muscle is lengthening, also called an eccentric contraction, generates effective conditions for new growth.
This vital repair process mainly occurs when we're resting, especially at night while sleeping.
The experiment asks us to consider a world in which scientists have developed a machine that would simulate real life while guaranteeing experiences of only pleasure and never pain.
For hedonists, the best choice that a person could make for himself is one that brings him the greatest possible amount of pleasure while bringing him no pain.
Through elimination, you can conclude that the Brit smokes Pall Mall and the Swede lives in the fifth house, while clue six and clue two tell you that these two have a bird and a dog, respectively.
While that explanation was straightforward, solving puzzles like this often involves false starts and dead ends.
The central brain only contains about 10% of the neurons, while the two huge optic lobes contain about 30%.
As soon as the arm touches the food, a muscle activation wave travels all the way through the arm to its base, while the arm sends back another wave from the base to the tip.
In the early 1900s, Sigmund Freud proposed that while all of our dreams, including our nightmares, are a collection of images from our daily conscious lives, they also have symbolic meanings, which relate to the fulfillment of our subconscious wishes.
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