Sentence examples for friction arises from inspiring English sources

Friction arises from shearing these "welded" junctions and from the action of the irregularities of the harder surface plowing across the softer surface.

But friction arises when a patient is near death and has not been interviewed about resuscitation and the doctors need to obtain that consent from the patient's representative, usually a family member.

At that instant, the fingertip and contactor stick to each other, and static friction arises.

Similarly, an increase in the perception of friction arises between a subject's fingertip and a symmetrically vibrating plate [31].

Additionally, the difference between the (local) model fragments "static friction" and "kinetic friction" arises not because of the difference of the values of coefficients of friction but because of the difference of the dominant principle/law.

At those points at which (dot{x}_p-dot{x}_c) becomes zero, static friction arises Fig. 3 Velocities of fingertip and vibrating contactor when (dot{x}_p > dot{x}_c).

Some friction arose, though, when China refused to support the Russian invasion of Georgia.

Another source of friction arose over the differing approaches to curbing Iranian influence in the region.

They were soon squeezed out by more competent locals.Moments of friction arise still.

Friction arose in bilateral relations arising from Vietnam's political relations with Taiwan and development plans in the South China Sea.

With regard to labour, colonists agreed with imperial encouragement of free migration, but friction arose over the convicts.