lump
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Definicja
A solid piece of something that does not have a regular shape, or a swelling under the skin.
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I can't remember her name right now, but there was a woman on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills who joked that like her and her ex-husband had a really wonderful relationship until he passed and he offered her a large high six figure lump sum amount in the divorce and she said no. Ended up getting a tiny piece of The Simpsons and has obviously earned significantly more over the course of her lifetime from that.
What Every Woman Needs to Know About Money Before, During, and After Divorce | Networth & ChillUsually, I'll have to roll pants down so that they're not tight around my stomach, but then there's like a lump right here where it's rolled.
SUMMER VLOG 👙 productive days, shopping, going to the beach, zoo date, nails, cleaning, etc! 🩵So, the first is the metaphor of the lump of coal that becomes a diamond.
How to Transform Your Past Into Something Beautiful | Complex Trauma Metaphors - Part 6/7So, a lump of coal, that's what a diamond becomes.
How to Transform Your Past Into Something Beautiful | Complex Trauma Metaphors - Part 6/7And what that does is begins to change the genetic makeup of that lump of coal, and it becomes a diamond.
How to Transform Your Past Into Something Beautiful | Complex Trauma Metaphors - Part 6/7A common modelling approach is to lump all of the different contributions to mass and stiffness together, and represent them using a point mass with a mass m and a spring with a stiffness k. This is called the lumped parameter modelling approach.
Understanding Vibration and ResonanceTo improve our spring-mass model, we can lump the damping from all of the different sources together, and represent them by a single dampening device called a dashpot, which is essentially a plunger that moves through a liquid-filled cylinder.
Understanding Vibration and Resonance