By way of contrast, we show how the institutional design of the ACA's regulatory reforms of the insurance market, which diminish the reform's political salience, has allowed for considerably less friction during the implementation process.
"Less friction for enforcement also means less friction for security and intelligence agencies to access data," Amba Kak a policy advisor at Mozilla, told VICE News.
For the Lexus, less friction allows an oil pump that operates on less power.
One of the more techie models available is the $80 YoYoFactory F.A.S.T. 401k (below) that has dials on each side to instantly adjust it for less response, less friction, or longer spins, as well as a ball-bearing set that's capable of 10-minute spins.
Our preliminary results to exploit the roughness created by ion irradiation (surfaces shown in Figure 1) for nanobubble formation and, consequently, creating graphene surfaces with less friction for different applications are promising.
To be fair, the furniture business is approximately twice as large as the footwear market, though the shoe industry is arguably a better fit for ecommerce given the repeat nature of the customers, lower shipping costs, and much less friction for trial and return.
Since the design allows for improved combustion and less friction, the engines could be far more efficient in generating electricity than either conventional generators or newer fuel-cell technology.
However, the company explained that offering prewritten responses result in much less friction for users.
Similarly, Stripe and others are also expanding on other platforms like Microsoft's, all adding up to more ubiquity and less friction for making financial transactions online.
