Sentence examples for sufficient friction from inspiring English sources

This implies that the bundled diagonal reinforcement provided sufficient friction shear strength to resist sliding.

The Foot Force Stability Margin assumes tumbling instability and sufficient friction to prevent slippage.

We recently revealed that with sufficient friction compensation, EHAs actually have the characteristics of a two-mass resonant system.

The masonry is modeled as a no-tension material with infinite compression strength and sufficient friction to prevent the sliding, as introduced by Heyman (1966 , 1995.

However, any single study is unlikely to provide a full picture of the needed proportion of studded tyres for sufficient friction, given that road conditions keep changing and there are other factors affecting friction as well.

In conclusion, the newly developed surface structures engineered in this study provide sufficient friction at the bone implant interface thus achieving initial stability.

However, if the intensity is smaller than the design earthquake, the effectiveness of acceleration with the proposed control laws may be worse than or close to the passive one due to the sufficient paassive friction force.

Acute tip reorientation occurred only in cells where forward growth was countered by hyphal friction sufficient to generate a tip force of ∼ 8.7 μN (1.2 MPa), more than that required to penetrate host cell membranes.

Graeme Ayres, the operations manager for Antarctica New Zealand, said the landing strip needed to be prepared carefully so there was sufficient granulation to provide friction.

Authors has concluded that even if process optimization is required, the final performances of the joints are sufficient to assess that friction stir welding of polyethylene may be a valid alternative to conventional joining technologies.

The solution is found for the contact pressure and contact law when a rounded quarter plane is pressed onto an elastically similar half-plane, for the case when the interfacial coefficient of friction is sufficient to inhibit all slip away from the contact edge.