Sentence examples for friction I from inspiring English sources

We recently developed a methodology to map landscape friction (i.e. resistance to movement) for tsetse in West Africa.

The case of C10 in Fig. 10d has the same parameters as D4 except a weaker surface friction (i.e., α = 3.5 × 10−5 cyan line in Fig. 5c).

The figure shows a decreasing semi-major axis due to the combination of Lidov-Kozai cycles with tidal friction, i.e. LKCTF.

In the absence of a viscous friction, i.e. when (a=0), the forcing term p can be, according to Corollary 4.3 in [23] and Theorem 3 in [30], Lebesgue measurable and essentially bounded, for both problems (2) and (5).

The damping is modeled by rotational friction (i.e., a constant resisting moment at the top and internal joints), and the numerical results agree well with the test data.

Once again, our results confirmed the previous finding that L is inversely related to friction, i.e., the latter increases with lower values of L, which could explain the negative statistical correlation (Upper labial group), and negative tendency (both lingual groups) we found between L and FR.

Together, these four factors make it difficult to contract at low costs and create frictions (i.e., transaction costs) in the marketplace.

In the present work elastic properties of the epoxy system coatings deposited on aluminum-based alloy substrate were investigated using internal friction methods i.e. i) vibrating reed technique (frequency about 100 Hz) and ii) torsion pendulum (1 Hz).

Under the heading of reducing market frictions, I examine market creation, liability rules, and information programs.

To understand how segregation interacts with search frictions, I examine the equilibrium job offers when the amount of frictions is smaller (i.e., when the job offer arrival rate λ is increased).

We observe that the data superimpose, excepted in a narrow range of angle around the direction of minimum friction coefficient (i.e. α≃0 and α≃π).