Sentence examples for arising friction from inspiring English sources

In contrast, cells in aggregates with viscoelastic-liquid properties, under comparable compressive force, take much longer to regain their original shape as cells slide past one another and overcome the arising friction [7], [8], [9].

Simulation and test results show that the nonlinear suspension model has better congruence to the real system than the linear suspension and the control strategy has the ability to eliminate the oscillation arising from friction force.

Instead, an overshoot of loss modulus occurs accompanying with onset of nonlinearity involved in additional dissipation of mechanical energy possibly arising from friction among silica particles in their agglomerates.

The First Anglo-Burmese War arose from friction between Arakan in western Burma and British-held Chittagong to the north.

The flare arose because friction and gravity roasted the star's remains and made them glow brilliantly before the black hole swallowed them.

External constraints, such as those which may arise from friction with external surfaces, are also shown to lead to strengthening by producing triaxial compressive stresses within the cell walls.

Such conflict often arises from friction between "by-the-book" Starfleet crew and rebellious Maquis fugitives forced by circumstance to work together on Voyager.

The improvement in ballistic resistance is attributed to the increase in projectile-fabric friction and inter-yarn friction arising from the silica particle and silica clusters formed.

Although the above relates to the friction arising when a fingertip is slid on a vibrating contactor, we also observed a similar friction curve for sliding on a stationary contactor.

Many other effects of tribology, however, constitute serious nuisances, and careful design is necessary to overcome the inconvenience arising from excessive friction or wear.

In a fluid reacting to mechanical stress by undergoing laminar flow (i.e., nonturbulent viscous flow), the shearing motion of adjacent layers past one another is impeded by friction arising from the migration of individual molecules between the different layers.