Sentence examples for friction-laden from inspiring English sources
You don't need 'fusion' – you can make it as old and friction-laden as you want".
The erosion of institutional trust is borne, in no small measure, out of opacity, informational asymmetries and agency issues that prop up status quo and friction-laden institutions.
The technology uses magnetic levitation to propel the people-and-product laden pods through the tube with little friction.
The results show the excellent friction and abrasive wear resistance behaviors of this tribopair under silt-laden water lubricantion.
The movie, "Tere bin Laden," plows boldly into some of the most serious geopolitical frictions in the world today, focusing on a small-time but ambitious television journalist — played by a Pakistani pop singer, Ali Zafar — who interviews the bin Laden double to secure fame and an American visa.
Even if the organization is doing excellent work to improve the state of humanity, you can be sure that petty grievances, turf wars, and other aspects of interpersonal friction will be present--just as in any profitmaking corporation or bureaucracy-laden government institution.
In June, 2013, Nyberg and his colleagues made that argument in an equation-laden paper in the journal Tribology Letters ("tribology" being the fancy word for "friction science").
The frictions between the military and civilian leaders have been intensifying since the American operation in Pakistan in May that killed Osama bin Laden.
