Sentence examples for experience traction from inspiring English sources

More than three decades ago, Mead and coworkers [ 7] described a simplified model of alveolar mechanics in which they proposed that an alveolus attempting to close in an environment in which it was surrounded by inflated tissue would experience traction forces that are amplified in nonlinear proportion to the alveolar pressures existing in the open units.

Though the company was experiencing traction, it wasn't able to entice key brands to partner with their platform.

Founded in 2011 with $1.75 million angel funding, Postmates started life as a B2B website but subsequently experienced traction with its consumer-focused Get It Now app — which saved time by allowing couriers to buy goods on behalf of consumers.

The aim for the company now is focus on the regions where the app has experience good traction and look to grow that further.

The rough integument of water-walking arthropods is well-known to be responsible for their water-repellency [1 4]; however, water-repellent surfaces generally experience reduced traction at an air water interface [5 8].

"Traditional networks and brands have so much experience and traction in the storytelling space that I see most of them being major leaders for a very long time to come, but I think some new players will definitely continue to push them!," he wrote.

They are experiencing positive traction.

While content is said to be the focus of Facebook's initial Messenger platform efforts, it could expand into commerce eventually if third-party experiences gain traction.

Many markets have experienced significant traction already, but we believe the potential is far greater in high-growth markets than that observed in the West".

In these circumstances the wheeled mobile robots can experience loss of traction and therefore, slide along the surface.

The first five are widely recognized as SDOH in the Canadian context [ 10], and immigration experience is gaining traction in Canada due to its relationship with social exclusion [ 11].