Sentence examples for mutual friction from inspiring English sources

Klinkenborg may not be as deeply involved in agriculture as his Iowa father and grandfather, but he has a superb instinct for how, over the years, a farmer's personality and the character of his land shape each other through a kind of mutual friction.

Pore water cannot reduce the mutual friction between the solid particles like free water.

Furthermore, our speculation about the mechanism of the velocity-dependent rotation F1-bead can be evaluated through such optimization by controlling the interaction not only between the tag-bead and flow, but also between the tag-bead and the surface by immobilizing F1-bead onto a nano-fabricated relief structures to control their mutual friction.

"Cybersecurity should not become the root cause of mutual suspicion and friction, rather it should be a new bright spot in our cooperation," Yang said.

His relationship with Bradman was one riddled with friction and mutual antipathy, "... one a roundhead of massive influence, the other a cavalier and maverick".

Then there would be less friction and more mutual respect.

Without mutual trust, the potential for friction is vast as Chinese firms make inroads in high-end Western markets.

The mutual effects of roughness and friction perception may also be a considerable factor.

Conflict consists of the subscales friction, distrust, and mutual withdrawal.

Now's the time to build on these relationships — not only to address current friction, but to advance mutual self-interest.

However, the friction coefficients associated with the mutual interactions and sliding of opposing HA/Agg/LP layers (μ ≈ 0.01 up to pressure P of ca. 12 atm, increasing sharply at higher P) suggest that such complexes by themselves cannot account for the remarkable boundary lubrication observed in mammalian joints (up to P > 50 atm).