Sentence examples for frictions exist from inspiring English sources

It said the trio's work enhanced understanding of "search markets" where frictions exist as the demands of some buyers are not met and some sellers cannot sell as much as they want.

"Uruguay wants a piece of us, but do we really need to be a part of Uruguay?" Similar frictions exist a little further up the coast in Punta del Diablo, another fishing village now developing so fast that private owners might soon sell the land out from underneath the families who founded it.

More reasonably, it is plausible to assume that some frictions exist preventing immediate and costless technological adaptation.

Echoing the Ohio Democrat, Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich), admitted that frictions exist within the party over the best path of governance.

Classical friction laws (linear dry friction) and non-classical friction laws (e.g., elasto-plastic friction) exist for modeling friction.

But friction existed between the two schools.

It's not hard to fathom why friction exists between practitioners of fine art and fashion photography.

Most striking about this scene is not that such friction exists between city and shopkeeper over sidewalk space, or that language and cultural barriers remain so impenetrable between the police and the policed in 21st-century Manhattan, or that a sizable chunk of a store's inventory can be seized so swiftly.

Kinetic energy of missile is dissipated by strain energy of yarns in places where slipping friction exists.

The paper also demonstrates that torque oscillations can be completely eliminated, even when motional friction exists and only a small constant torque is required to overcome friction.

It is found that, as feed increases, the radial force increases therefore more friction exists between newly generated surface and the flank face so surface roughness increases.