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slickSee SLC. slick 1. a chisel or other tool used for smoothing or polishing a surface 2. the tyre of a racing car that has worn treads |
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Most of the player complaints have been related to the ball's slickness when it absorbs sweat. The most significant finding is the slickness of the ball," says University of Texas physicist James L. Arguably inspired by Gehry's startling transformation of crude models into internationally recognised statements--an achievement first made possible by a blip in the commodities market and technology developed by the aircraft industry--this potent mix of design, commercial opportunism and technology transfer has projected ideas for building skins beyond superficial slickness. |
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