Sentence examples for Inherent friction from inspiring English sources

The Six Sigma approach has considerably reduced the inherent friction between pricing and sales.

While physical walls and pumping stations make up the city's baseline of protection, there is inherent friction between today's storm defences and the geographical realities that could worsen tomorrow.

Such a low value for the effective friction coefficient requires a combination of high fluid pressures and/or fault-zone minerals with low inherent friction in the region where a great earthquake is expected in Cascadia.

The generation and extraction of heat due to inherent friction at the ball bearings to support the large force is an important technical problem in current seismic ACROSS transmitters of the rotary type for stable maintenance and routine operation for continuous active monitoring over years.

Does this create inherent friction in their relationship?

And even without that issue, there's some inherent friction.

These forces are resisted by the intrinsic elasticity of subcellular structures, such as the centromere, as well as the cell inherent molecular friction [38].

In addition to that, it enhanced the wear resistance and mechanical strength of PAEK without affecting its inherent low-friction characteristics.

He knew the internal friction inherent in The Beach Boys as well as anyone.

This is mostly attributable to the inherent complexity of friction, collisions and contact mechanics.

These methodologies were developed to overcome the inherent problems of friction, backlash and compliance of gearboxes.