Sentence examples for down on friction from inspiring English sources

While this model serves the clients, it also cuts down on friction between brokers, he said.

"It's got an additive that cuts down on friction, so it moves faster," Rankin said.

Researchers have helped to smooth the way for memory chips that are 10 to 100 times denser than today's devices, by developing a way to cut down on friction at the nanoscale.

Reducing hull drag is another approach: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries is in advanced development of an air lubrication system which it claims can reduce fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions by 10 percent or more, by pumping air bubbles beneath the bottom of the ship to cut down on friction between water and hull.

Although one might think clumps would increase viscosity, they actually have a lower total surface area compared with single cells, and this cuts down on friction.

That is what keep the mass of a train – or shipping container - floating several millimeters in the air, cutting down on friction and allowing it to travel much quicker than traditional engines.

The idea was that this could not only cut down on the friction involved with entering in this data online or on mobile forms, but could also help reduce fraud.

The benefit to Netswipe is that it minimizes the time between a customer's decision to purchase something online and making a transaction, cuts down on the friction of entering credit card information and reducing fraud.

It all comes down to friction.

Conceivably, improper orientation does not provide channels needed for devacuumization of the exit region and also cause adverse effect on friction because linear contact can 'fall down' into some of grooves which increase contact stresses.

Mr. McConnell on Wednesday sought to play down the friction between himself and the president, issuing a statement in which he insisted that their common legislative priorities were on track.