Sentence The term "tension friction" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
This term is often used in physics and engineering to describe the force that resists the relative motion of two objects when they come into contact with one another. For example, "The tension friction between the gears caused the machine to stop working".
His inspiration afforded the Ryder Cup every facet that good sport requires – competitiveness, tension, friction, camaraderie, colour.
It's also good for the show to keep the characters apart as it allows for some variety in mood and tone; this week's episode was both subtle and broad, with tension, friction, humour, horror, emotion and even a little dream-based surrealism.
Taguchi experimental design method is used to analyze the effects of reduction ratio, roll diameter, tension, friction coefficient on the initiation and propagation of edge cracks.
The analysis results reveal that the possibility of edge crack for silicon steel increases with the increasing of reduction ratio, tension, friction coefficient and the decrease of roll diameter.
This may cause tension, friction, and compression [ 24, 25].
5 Despite the potential benefits of such efforts, and the welcome given to evaluation by some who run programmes, the literature on programme evaluation has long acknowledged that evaluation can be a source of tension, friction and confusion of purpose: [Evaluation] involves a balancing act between competing forces.
The evaluation is made by comparing theoretical results with experimental ones obtained in a bending-under-tension friction test.
The bending-under-tension friction test subjects a strip to bending as it slides over a cylindrical die surface and can evaluate sheet forming behavior during stretch bend deformation.
Ms. Haenggi's ploy is to pass on the tension of friction to her audience, and as an irritant, it works.
Wrapped up within are some knob gags and swipes at estate agents but even the more obvious and down-to-earth subject matter benefits from the tension or friction that Watson works up.
It's establishing that the behavior of the police is no less aggressive than it was, but aggressive when it's necessary, not aggressive routinely, which causes a great deal of tension and friction and suspicion, particularly in the minority communities.
