If Pietersen really is a central object of friction within this demoralised England team, why was he not dropped during the series?
The Macpherson constitution, promulgated in 1951, provided for a central House of Representatives, but friction between the central and regional legislatures, related to the question of where supreme party authority lay, soon caused a breakdown.
A scallop "coughs" to expel feces and water from its central cavity; the friction between the mollusk's two valves makes a sharp crack, followed by a drawn-out puffing noise as the valves quickly close.
Inevitably, these agents of the central government created considerable friction and hostility.
Thus, identifying and characterizing the initiation of plasticity of the materials under friction are central to the understanding of the atomic scale origin of wear phenomena.
Apart from the music, the partying and the trail of beautiful women, perhaps the most fundamental reason for the enduring public fascination with the Rolling Stones is the friction surrounding its central creative partnership.
The commission report traces Mr. Moussaoui's possible role in the conspiracy to friction between two central plotters, Mohamed Atta and Ziad al-Jarrah.
The main problem has been the friction between the central government and the authorities in Tacloban, stemming from the fact that president Benigno Aquino and Alfred Romualdez belong to the country's most powerful rival political families.
But the idea also looks like another sign of Labour's waning enthusiasm for the central bank's independence.The friction between the government and the Bank of England is particularly worrying as the economy deteriorates.
