Sentence examples for minor friction from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, a procedure for minor friction corrections is developed.

South Koreans on the street often seem angrier about minor friction with Japan than threats of war and devastation from Pyongyang.

In the New York area, the issue led to other minor friction, even as all fan group leaders seemed to agree that the specific chant was not worth keeping.

The research, published in the journal Nature, involved a 7-year-old boy who suffers from a genetic disease known as junctional epidermolysis bullosa (JEB) that makes skin so fragile that minor friction such as rubbing causes the skin to blister or come apart.

Some fans, egged on by several radio talk-show hosts, accused Minaya of favoring Latin players at the expense of American players, and there was some minor friction over whether some native English speakers, like catcher Paul Lo Duca and closer Billy Wagner, who joined the team in 2005, were left talking to reporters who did not go to the Spanish speakers after games.

That's not minor friction.

With the advantages of simple processing, high flexibility, and minor cost, friction-induced nanofabrication provides a convenient method for producing nanostructures on silicon, quartz, glass, and GaAs surfaces more easily than photolithography with etching masks [9 15].

Airport medical personnel treated the injured passengers for bruises, minor sprains and friction burns they received while sliding down the aircraft's inflatable evacuation slides.

One minor point of friction remains: The bill directs NASA to scrap plans for the Thermal-Infrared Free-Flyer, a $180 million mission that the White House proposed in February.

Rather, the show's slow-burning action is sparked by the honest friction of minor personality flaws and conflicting personal needs.

The oxygen dissolved in the coatings reveals a minor effect on the friction coefficient at room temperature.