The conflict is only the latest example of friction between Catholic universities and their local bishops, who are charged with ensuring that the universities uphold Catholic doctrine and exhibit an explicitly Catholic identity.
These examples of cultural friction, while perhaps mundane, do point to a deepening debate, in Austria as in much of Europe.
My anecdotes are obviously examples of minor friction, rather than any 'real' issues with access to healthcare, but in the 'on demand' world we live in, where easy sign-up and zero-friction on-boarding is king, access also means getting the right medical 'product' at the time you need it.
But with unemployment soaring now, a region that successfully absorbed temporary workers when jobs were plentiful has become an example of emerging friction between national and foreign workers, unions and farmers.
A design example of automotive friction clutch is given to illustrate the proposed method.
His next famous case was Chudleigh's Case, a dispute over the interpretation of the Statute of Uses, followed by Slade's Case, a dispute between the Common Pleas and King's Bench over assumpsit now regarded as a classic example of the friction between the two courts and the forward movement of contract law; Coke's argument in Slade's Case formed the first definition of consideration.
For example, a reduction of friction values to match long runout lahars will result in excessively mobile lahars with high momentum in proximal (near source) zones.
This past week provided another example of the frictions surrounding Democratic politicians, third party groups that support them, and messaging around the Iraq War.
For any real process, less than the maximum work would be done (because of friction, for example), and so the actual amount of heat dQ′ absorbed from the heat reservoir would be less than the maximum amount dQ.
