Sentence examples for friction out from inspiring English sources

There's considerable friction, out of bed as well as in.

"Our whole business is taking friction out of the processing," Mr. Fitzsimmons said.

Once users have the fair market value, they can "use that as the basis for negotiation, and we just take a little bit of the friction out of re-commerce," Mr. Abler said.

It takes the friction out".

Bloggers take friction out of the news reporting process.

Designing friction out of pipes and ducts can save 10 times as much fuel at the power plant.

"Access to the vast array of services on offer is going to be a lot easier and applying for products and switching is going to have most of the friction taken out it – anyone who's had to apply for a mortgage will know how excruciating the process is.

I'm sure an app like eNeighbr would reduce the friction of figuring out my package delivery.

This way of thinking about the jobs market and unemployment owes an intellectual debt to research on markets with search frictions carried out in the 1970s and 1980s by Peter Diamond of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dale Mortensen of Northwestern University and Christopher Pissarides of the London School of Economics (pictured from left to right).

There is a transition from crack surface adhesion governed pull-out to friction governed pull-out when the crack opening speed, graphene size and degree of functionalization increase.

Friction also points out that the UK is the heartbeat of 21st-century Asian-influenced music among the Indian diaspora, and the motherland too.