Sentence examples for friction across from inspiring English sources

You get the full experience on all platforms, which reduces friction across the board.

Slip-friction connectors, originally developed for the steel framing industry, rely on the mobilisation of friction across steel plates to resist loading up to a predetermined threshold.

The results show that the internal friction coefficient that governs terminal failure is closely similar to the coefficient of static friction across the fault.

Periglacial activity, such as macrogelivation or large-scale frost-wedging, may have exacerbated the internal joint network by expanding the aperture dimensions of pre-existing joints leading to an increase in stresses and a reduction in friction across joint surfaces.

Bending or extrusion deformation of EPWM material induced by external excitations will lead to contact friction across interface between the adjacent crisscross wires, and the vibration energy is dissipated by friction damping.

The models involve changes in crack conductivity and pore fluid pressure in the hydrothermal system (e.g., Brodsky et al. 2003), changes in fluid pressure by the oscillation of bubbles (e.g., Linde et al. 1994; Brodsky et al. 1998), changes in the state of magma bodies (e.g., Linde et al. 1994), and changes in the friction across a fault surface (e.g., Gomberg and Davis 1996; Voisin, 2002).

This study aimed to quantify the impact of shoe design features on the available coefficient of friction (ACOF) across shoes labeled as SR.

All print marks were examined, assessed and scored according to fingerprint quality assessment scale (Castello´ et al. 2013; Soltyszewski et al. 2007; Devlin 2011): Clearly defined friction ridges across entire print.

While some people and goods should be halted, others must pass across without friction.

Other Internet-based methods of sending cash across borders, such as Paybox and PayPal, are just as cumbersome, but they do not avoid heavy bank charges.So will euros ever travel friction-free across the euro area?

For instance, Ekström says, in several cases major landslides have fallen upon glaciers and then scooted nearly friction-free across several kilometers of ice which tends to muffle seismic vibrations until the speeding material slams into the opposite side of the valley.