Sentence examples for common friction from inspiring English sources

One of the most common friction points is how directly you confront issues.

This is motivated by practical reasons, namely by the fact that many common friction brakes and clutches operate instantaneously at speeds exceeding the critical speed for TEI, i.e. in the unstable regime.

Assuming common friction coefficients of μ in the range of 0.57 to 1, the necessary horizontal strain can be calculated to limit horizontal stress magnitudes of the whole model domain or of only certain calibration layers by frictional failure.

"In a society like this, those are common frictions that occur," he said.

The less-common friction drum first appears, complete with friction rod, in the late 12th-century sculpture of the archbishop's palace at Santiago de Compostela, in Spain.

Another common source of friction is how structured your thinking is.

A more common source of friction, some gay men say, is the tendency of straight friends to see them only through the lens of sexual orientation.

Polyester strings, which are now common, have less friction and, after contact is made, they slide and immediately snap back into place, which helps create tremendous spin.

In the 1D modeling of flow in the channels of wall-flow monoliths used in diesel particulate filters for engine exhaust emissions control, it is common to use friction coefficients and Nusselt numbers from idealized 2D/3D channel flows with zero wall flow.

Researchers from Hungary and Germany argue that the tendency to avoid close attachments to others a personality trait that is a common source of friction within families sometimes extends to one's canine companion.

If team members have different understandings of what their common purpose is, friction, confusion, and wasted resources and effort are inevitable [ 26].