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| the mechanical scraping of a rock surface by | friction between rocks and moving particles during the |
| To reduce | friction, the rotor spins in a vacuum. |
| mecahnical grinding, crushing and milling; by | friction and rubbing; or in the solid or solution stat |
| e enters into consideration in the underlying | friction between Satan's conservative, hierarchical vi |
| Although this briefly caused | friction between Saul and Nora, Saul's feelings toward |
| centered upon stress relaxation and internal | friction, and served as editor of a Polish scientific |
| plotted versus the helix angle for a constant | friction, as shown in the diagram to the right. |
| brication, and both jelly and silicone create | friction against skin, and lack of moisture may cause |
| Conventional brakes on trains rely on | friction to slow the train down. |
| writing that it "was characterized by racial | friction in some schools, notably Lane, but little act |
| are close, their relationship is not without | friction; Carla sometimes resents Elliot's neurotic pe |
| it #40 that same year with "Vicious" (as Pump | Friction & Soundclash featuring Connie Harvey). |
| clude: Little League Baseball, Inc., Keystone | Friction Hinge, South Williamsport Area School Distric |
| 06/89 National | Friction Products Specialty friction products for indu |
| is often caused by the extrusion temperature, | friction, or speed being too high. |
| during the 1937-38 season was the continuing | friction between Stanley Matthews and the Stoke board |
| laxies interact through collisions, dynamical | friction between stars causes matter to sink toward th |
| Despite considerable | friction between Stearns and the other members of the |
| and consequently they have a relatively high | friction and stiction compared to mechanical parts whi |
| he junction is protected by a trap leading to | friction buffer stops. |
| means that it would burn up from atmospheric | friction before striking the ground in the case of an |
| It used a | friction transmission system and drove the rear wheels |
| Though riveting, the cultural | friction is tangible. |
| Spin welding is a | friction welding technique used on thermoplastic mater |
| Friction welding techniques are generally melt-free, w | |
| coating that showed the lowest coefficient of | friction, less than 0.001, when tested in a dry nitrog |
| , along with the carbon fibers also offer low | friction, so that soon the use of Olimunllum in suspen |
| Friction between the group and J-Swift led to the prod | |
| Pump | Friction is the studio project of DJ/producer Lewis De |
| Eventually, | friction within the planetesimal disc made the orbits |
| By the | friction between the chain/rope and support blocks/rol |
| Friction between the partners over patronage and fisca | |
| This later caused some | friction with the Yugoslav forces, notably around Trie |
| ften observed because of other forces such as | friction or the centrifugal force from curved fluid fl |
| Guerin added to the ticket which caused some | friction between the candidates; Guerin polled well bu |
| The fact that he represented Wales caused | friction between the two national rugby unions as he h |
| nction development of larger locomotives, and | friction with the new senior managers, led him to resi |
| perceived that this could remove a source of | friction between the police and the wider community an |
| At some point, the | friction of the air upon the silk thread(s) is great e |
| It is generated by the | friction of the water moving over the surface of the s |
| Friction among the People's Party members rose in 1980 | |
| Friction between the amir Amanullah and a large part o | |
| The | friction within the barrel must be overcome with a lar |
| The other is to reduce the | friction between the segments and the material being c |
| Dynamics and | Friction in the Submicrometer Confining Systems, (Amer |
| ially in the early years, there has been some | friction between the missionaries in the field, but th |
| Later work has focussed on the historical | friction between the Catholic Church and Jews. |
| skaters on the tour, and her injuries caused | friction with the show's producers and other cast memb |
| fer left Minneapolis in 1922 after increasing | friction with the orchestra's management. |
| seconds, corroborating the claim that rolling | friction is the primary mechanism for kinetic energy d |
| t with the ground; and burns can occur due to | friction against the pole. |
| long with Charlie Sheen, which caused further | friction on the set. |
| or hard aspect because it is thought to cause | friction in the native's life and prompt them to take |
| Flow banding is caused by | friction of the viscous magma which is in contact with |
| own daughter Beattie, which sometimes caused | friction between the two women, or at least some sly b |
| When | friction developed, the brothers, unwilling to be a ca |
| It was affiliated to British Cycling, causing | friction between the British body and the internationa |
| stration of small pressure changes (i.e. less | friction on the nib). |
| This led to | friction with the villagers, and some stopped contribu |
| ction is performed to exert a small amount of | friction on the telescopic portions of the gauge (the |
| This led to | friction with the aristocracy of the southern province |
| Key points of | friction among the crew are: transporting Ministers (b |
| into the south-western suburbs of Beirut and | friction in the Lebanese Capital increased after Decem |
| rime specialist who has an on again-off again | friction with the unconventional Stone, which also car |
| per car as a means of effectively eliminating | friction between the citizens and police. |
| This results in an outward pressure, causing | friction between the foam and whatever it is poured in |
| er the age of consent, two facts which caused | friction between the parents of both characters, a plo |
| This led to a | friction with the regenten, the wealthy merchant class |
| Veins of pseudotachylite (rocks melted by | friction) in the granite have given a date of 1134±26 |
| ms we receive, to be growing up an increasing | friction between the two communities, a feeling by the |
| rs of the Rock Hall saw some tensions develop | friction between the two boards of directors: one in C |
| ion chucks use ball thrust bearings to reduce | friction in the closing mechanism and maximizing drill |
| By 2002 the school proposal caused | friction between the University of Texas at Austin and |
| ited access roads and had caused considerable | friction with the surrounding towns. |
| These British casualties caused great | friction between the commanders, blame for the heavy l |
| nd looted and desecrated the graves, sparking | friction with the locals. |
| very infrequent, roll backs can be caused by | friction between the track and wheels, or in the wheel |
| resulted in disciplinary problems as well as | friction with the local community. |
| This is continued until the heat of | friction between the parts reaches a sufficient level |
| th French and the pair experienced increasing | friction from the Heide Circle. |
| In a mechanical system, | friction is the most common means by which work is los |
| ces a series of budget cuts, which results in | friction between the brothers and Seto's family. |
| r that rotates directly on the front wheel by | friction to the tire. |
| Racial animosity and | friction during the Jim Crow era were not unusual, but |
| only from the compression of the cork and the | friction between the cork and the bottle. |
| rt, marred by time constraints and increasing | friction between the two songwriters. |
| This both stimulated the economy, and led to | friction between the immigrants (often called "Forus-r |
| The entire messy affair caused great | friction within the Serbian government, wide speculati |
| the formation of planetary systems, dynamical | friction between the protoplanet and the protoplanetar |
| It works by decreasing the | friction between the particles of cacao, sugar, milk, |
| adical component of the alliance created some | friction with the more Roman Catholic components of Th |
| A certain amount of | friction between the Combat and Intelligence divisions |
| re the membrane is roughened, to increase the | friction against the dorsal surface of the cenchri. |
| rbin to take up residence in Qiqihar, created | friction with the Kwangtung Army leadership. |
| Although there was occasional | friction between the amir and the government of India, |
| Navy were hamstrung by interminable political | friction between the Austrian and Hungarian halves of |
| nd preference for force over diplomacy caused | friction within the team, particularly with Liz Sherma |
| ore Christmas Day, the sketch was a source of | friction between the show's producer, Lorne Michaels, |
| considers socially beneath her, and now this | friction dominates the marriage. |
| egotiate the charter, leading to considerable | friction between the Companie de Madagascar and the Fr |
| ll as "brilliant" in preventing Muslim-Jewish | friction on the Mount. |
| of the war, was to continue to be a source of | friction for the American Indians who were to largely |
| went to Carol's patient which led to outright | friction between the pair. |
| ently waterproof lubricant, greatly increased | friction in the gate's pivot bearings, which seized up |
| Haldane was a last-ditch effort to quell the | friction between the United Kingdom and Germany before |
| his strategy, were vitiated by the absence of | friction, and their dependence on the realization of a |
| mal's and Chris' similar personalities caused | friction between them in the beginning, but as the ser |
| ecause of his parents and there is still some | friction between them. |
| Windage is a force created on an object by | friction when there is relative movement between air a |
| He recognized that | friction with these objects removed a so-called effluv |
| They are the most efficient, having the least | friction, so they are often used for screws that carry |
| up to 100 m) over the course of an orbit; the | friction from this tidal flexing then heats up its int |
| The formerly inevitable bearing | friction is thus fully avoided. |
| eagan's policies, but in the end the constant | friction, according to one source, led to her resignat |
| survive without their vehicle burning up from | friction by too steep a passage through the atmosphere |
| nal circumcision provide a constant source of | friction between traditional leaders, who oppose medic |
| 2. | Friction power transmission mechanism including a powe |
| territory were common and caused significant | friction with tribe members. |
| parties) are the main reasons for increasing | friction and troubles among us. |
| hill Falls development has become a source of | friction between two Canadian provinces. |
| The | friction and viscosity of the magma causes phenocrysts |
| Anzio: The | Friction of War. |
| In the past, | friction tape was widely used by electricians, but PVC |
| While still quite sensitive to shock and | friction, it was relatively stable compared to other i |
| lorado to capture the patterns created by the | friction between water and rock. |
| stitutive equations, plasticity criteria, and | friction and wear with attention to interface behavior |
| Additional lubrication can reduce | friction and wear by 50%. |
| Pin on disc tester - Measures | friction and wear |
| aterials, hybrid and composite materials; and | friction and wear. |
| Friction Stir Welding Laboratory | |
| Friction stud welding has been used to attach grating | |
| bend slightly and have a tendency to create a | friction burn when slid down with any sort of speed. |
| Patented a | friction transmission which was a gearless transmissio |
| With increasing | friction; disappointment with the Royalist tendencies |
| l from Enceladus are thought to be powered by | friction generated within this moon's shifting ice cru |
| had begun recording their second album, when | friction between Woodmansey and their manager caused a |
| with former BWAF members portray significant | friction between workers and students, suggesting that |
| active support of the | Friction Dynamics workers in Caernarfon, |
| ehicle would generate heat due to atmospheric | friction, which would thus cost considerable energy. |
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