Sentence examples for develop friction from inspiring English sources

Their stability is essentially warranted by the global wall weight and the capacity of individual blocks to develop friction at contact.

A design-of-experiments was used to enable broad-range experimental matrix and carefully selected regression technique was used to develop friction models and friction maps depending on the most relevant contact parameters (p, v, T, Ra).

The mean fully developed friction factor is inversely proportional to the helical pitch.

In-situ erection of steel tubular parts is achieved using flange connections or newly developed friction connections.

The first scenario considers 20 years lifetime and two different construction methods for the connection of the steel segments, the first based in current technology using flange connections and the second using newly developed friction connections.

Compared to other friction testing machines, a very important innovation of the newly developed friction tester allows for the testing of the brake pad samples and measuring of the noise level both to be performed with high precision under real conditions.

The ship will be built using newly developed friction-resistant material in order to boost its eco-friendliness.

Upon sliding an a C:H Si O film against a steel counterbody, two friction regimes develop: high friction in high vacuum and low gas pressure (oxygen pressure < 10 mbar; hydrogen pressure < 50 mbar), and a low friction regime at higher gas pressures (10 mbar < oxygen pressure < 500 mbar; 50 mbar < hydrogen pressure < 1000 mbar).

So that's the only thing that comes to mind, is that it has to be kind of clearly demarked so that the agencies don't develop this friction and we're not at cross -- you know, cross ends with each other.

Because of the interlocking effects, surfaces with significant roughness develop large friction forces with a fingertip.

A set of environmental data layers was used to develop a friction model that serves as a base map representing the landscape over which wolves moved.