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Here And Now Indica …to chance Time, stand still, freeze this frame No doubts, everything that counts is here and now So close, every fear fades, every scar disappears Maybe outside, skies are burning But here, I am safe, safe in your arms…	61.16 %
Reverse Sad Emily Frost …light, I cry loud I am reverse reverse reverse sad Verse 2: Highs are my lows And I can’t hide it And just like that I lost myself And the tighter I hold onto every fear, I can feel myself moving into a higher place…	49.37 %
(Don't Fear) The Reaper HIM …fear the Reaper We'll be able to fly... Don't fear the Reaper Baby, I'm your man.... Valentine is done Here, but now they're gone Romeo and Juliet Are together in eternity... Romeo and Juliet 40,000 men and women every…	45.71 %
Heartache Every Moment HIM …From lashes to ashes and from lust to dust In your sweetest torment, I'm lost And no heaven can help us Ready, willing, and able to lose it all For a kiss so fatal and so warm Oh, it's heartache every moment From the…	40.69 %
Music Everywhere Juha Tapio …I woke up this morning To the intro of this song My iPod on the night stand Shuffling pop and rock I had a hit for breakfast And flipped the TV on The videos were hideous But they kick started the day The day the day…	39.07 %
Music everywhere Anna Abreu	37.73 %
Higher Than Hope Nightwish …Time it took the most of me And left me with no key To unlock the chest of remedy Mother, the pain ain't hurting me But the love that I feel When you hold me near The hopes were high The choirs were vast Now my dreams…	37.58 %
Ghost River Nightwish …he will drown drown, deeper down If you want me, then do come across" "I am the desert-scape, the sand inside your hourglass I am the fear and abuse, the leper children Every eye sewn shut" "We will go down we will…	31.00 %
Turn the Page (Live) Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band …the road, And you feel the eyes upon you As you're shakin' off the cold. You pretend it doesn't bother you, But you just want to explode. Most times you can't hear 'em talk, Other times you can. All the same old…	30.78 %

Muut samankaltaiset hakusanat: Stronger every fear higher stand does-car-insurance-goes-up-every-year tears for fears every wants to rule the world does stand near water make you cold rlcraft higer fear+opensubtitles fear harbor Higher love strangers The origin of helical gears traces back to the early years of mechanical engineering. Gears, in general, have been around since ancient times. Simple gears were utilized by the Greeks around 300 B.C. in devices such as the Antikythera mechanism. But they were primarily wooden spur gears. The concept of angled teeth came much later. In the 16th century, Leonardo da Vinci sketched ideas resembling helical gear systems in his notebooks. These designs showed his vision for smoother power transmission. By the 18th century, the Industrial Revolution demanded efficient machinery. This increased the need for quieter and stronger gears. Engineers experimented with different gear tooth profiles. In 1820, modern helical gears began to appear in mechanical systems. These early helical gears were hand-crafted and limited to specific applications like textile mills. By 1856, better steel-making processes improved gear durability. In the late 19th century, industries started adopting helical gears in heavy-duty equipment. Their ability to handle higher loads and reduce noise made them valuable. In 1896, American engineer Wilfred Lewis introduced a method to calculate gear tooth strength. This contributed to the safe design of helical gears. By the 20th century, with advancements in machine tools, helical gears became more precise. Companies like Gleason and Fellows developed gear-cutting machines in the 1920s. These machines allowed mass production of helical gears. During World War II, industries widely used them in vehicles and aircraft. Today, software like ANSYS and SolidWorks supports digital modeling and analysis of helical gears, enhancing their reliability in modern systems.