Sentence examples for friction matched from inspiring English sources

The low level of friction matched estimates from the field, the team reports today in Science.

This showed that the quantitative component (higher resistance and higher static friction) matched the qualitative component of our survey (slow flashback and sticking of the catheter to the needle) which resulted in a clear preference of one cannula over another.

The radicals responded by lighting candles with the new self-igniting friction matches known as locofocos and proceeded to nominate their own slate.

Fuller works hard to give us a mid-19th-century world that feels authentic, from small details (Cassius uses Lucifer friction matches to light his cigars) to the larger sprawl of the plantation, with its slave quarters and "big house".

In 1827 the English chemist John Walker invented the friction match containing phosphorous sulfate, essentially the same as that which is in use today.

A xenophobic 1902 Washington Post editorial captured the political mood, bemoaning the "marked and increasing deterioration in the quality of immigration" and fretting that the newcomers were "men who are no more fit to be trusted with the ballot than babies are to be furnished with friction matches for playthings".

The interface friction angle also matched shear box test results.

For example, a reduction of friction values to match long runout lahars will result in excessively mobile lahars with high momentum in proximal (near source) zones.

"Their obsession with removing friction for next-generation commerce matched our own," he said in a phone interview Thursday.

The UUP recorded the lowest vote in its history.Friction between the unionist parties is matched by turbulence inside the Orange Order over the disputed marches.

We study the design of monetary policy in an estimated model with sticky prices, search and matching frictions, and staggered nominal wage bargaining.