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entraining

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entraining
loading horses, cattle or any other livestock onto a train.

entraining
A technique for teaching Pts to focus on an extraneous factor–eg, music, rather than on a normal focus of attention. See Biofeedback.


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While the main concept behind it has the blueprint for an entraining comedy, its excruciating punch-lines make the episodes difficult to sit through.
The test image reveals that features known as X-ray bright points (two exam pies are in box) are simple magnetic loops entraining hot gas.
One edge of the knife is extended, taking advantage of a phenomenon known as the Coanda effect--which induces the supplied air to attach itself to the knife surface, maintaining air stream integrity downstream and entraining additional air to increase total volume.
 
 
 
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