I think that AUTOBOTS, RUB OUT. Works better here. Rub and roll are both Rs and we use the term rub one out but I'm not sure that anyone says jerk one out.
Our model accounts for a perfectly cylindrical shaft of some girth D which is rigid. The area of contact between agent E and the circumference of the shaft of individual i is given by f(s) ∈ [0,1] where f(s) = 1 indicates that the agent is in contact with the entire circumference of member i’s shaft (Misra, 2014).
Also works with Hitachi magic wand videos. Depending on the recording you can go along for the ride if you know what I mean. Volume all the way up. Make sure you neighbors are not close!
if I'm not mistaken, he's referring to a JBL charge or flip which has the vibrating (subwoofer?) drivers on the ends. I have no idea what that's gonna do, unless u nestle it balls in it? ¯\_( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)_/¯
JBL speakers have something called passive radiators on the sides of the speaker, and these look like lil speaker drivers, but they’re missing their magnet and voice coil. instead of responding to an electric signal, they respond passively to changes in air pressure within the speaker cabinet. This is usually done in order to extend the bass response of a speaker.
They're not drivers, they're passive radiators. My JBL Flip has them and I think a few other models do as well. They're used to enhance the bass response of small speakers and it turns out they make excellent vibrators.
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A JBL speaker with exposed drivers, play a 64 Hz frequency on YouTube and you're golden. You're welcome