Only a military man like him could "prevent any early friction," Mr. Shafik continued, raising his voice and leaning forward from the edge of his chair.
He combined this with a call for a freeze on Jewish settlements on the West Bank, a proposal which could see early friction between the US and Israel if Netanyahu, who advocates settlement expansion, is elected.
His hope, to design a hydrogen bomb, or "super"' led to early friction with Dr. Oppenheimer, the laboratory's director, who insisted that they concentrate on the atomic bomb, which, in any case, would be needed to ignite the hydrogen bomb.
We report the early stage friction and wear characteristics of aluminium containing nanosized lead dispersions.
Like the current Broadway revival of Lyle Kessler's "Orphans," "Bountiful" often undercuts itself by broadening comic moments, especially in the early family-friction scenes in the Houston apartment.
It generated particular friction earlier in the year when Uber was forced to apologise after calling Lyft drivers and then cancelling their requests immediately after.
And these people's differences are an early warning of friction in next year's legislative session.
Racial Friction Early On By many accounts, there was already friction between him and Mr. Hendon, whose West Side Chicago district is among the poorest in the state, and Mr. Trotter.
While beloved by many of his dancers and recognized even by his critics as a major force behind Miami City Ballet's artistic success, his supporters and friends say he was forced out early because of friction with key board members.
In addition, it was likely that surface roughness was responsible for higher laminar flow friction and earlier transition to turbulent flow in one of the channels tested.
