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What is a metaphor for slow?
A metaphor for slow could be "like a turtle racing a snail."
Why do professional racing vehicle gain speed at a turn?
They don't. All forms of racing slow down before, or in (as with drifting), a turn.
What is the Song with lyrics rushing and racing and going in circles?
The song is called "Slow Me Down" by Emmy Rossum
How do you improve a horses barrel racing turns?
Take him slow and really concentrate on his turns. Don't worry about speed,
How should a person slow a child's heart rate down that has been racing for 45 minutes at 130 beats a minutes?
trip them
Does ativan slow a racing heart?
Ativan is a tranquilizer. It does relax you, but it is not the best choice for slowing your heart rate - mostly because it is so addictive.
What forces would try to slow down a racing car?
Air resistance, also known as drag, will act as a force that slows down a racing car. Additionally, friction between the tires and the road surface will also contribute to slowing down the car. Other factors such as inclines or curves in the track can also create forces that work against the car's speed.
How fast is the polaris outlaw 90cc?
very slow the 4 stroke cant even catch the 2 stroke with some mod work on the 2 stroke you can get 45-50 mph on a 90 check wrh racing and hetrick racing.
Do you know of a pil for racing my buuddy had some and forgot what they where called they just slow everything down?
that's called ecstasy dude.....shouldn't be taking that.
Where do racing car drivers not want friction and why?
Down the straights because it can slow their top dpeed down and they need to cut through the air as cleanly as possible.
What do you call an artificial feature creating extra turns in a roadway used in motor racing and on city streets to slow cars?
chicanen. a barricaded, tightly curved, or zig-zagged roadway that forces traffic to slow while still permitting it to pass;
How can opposite words like fast and slow be the same speed?
Opposite words like "fast" and "slow" can refer to the same speed in a relative sense. For example, a car moving at 50 mph might be considered "fast" compared to a runner, but "slow" compared to a racing car. The perception of speed is subjective and depends on the context in which it is being compared.
