Sentence examples for terms of traction from inspiring English sources

The various shoes varied widely in terms of traction, says John W. Wannop, the University of Calgary kinesiologist who led the study.

"There are costs, in terms of speed, and benefits, in terms of traction, associated with this switch, just as there are for Formula 1 cars when rain tyres are employed instead of slicks when circumstances place a premium on grip over outright speed," said Russell.

However, in order to model and interpret seismological observations, we represent dynamic fault weakening at the macroscopic scale in terms of traction evolution as a function of slip and other internal variables defining a phenomenological friction or contact law on the virtual mathematical plane.

Clearly the company is on a roll in terms of traction and usage.

In terms of traction, OneLogin claims 1,000 enterprise customers across 117 countries.

It can be used to model delamination at interfaces in terms of traction versus separation.

Then, the equilibrium of Cauchy is applied to obtain an integral representation written in terms of tractions, which is the well-known hyper-singular integral representation.

Static and dynamic performances have been evaluated in terms of specific traction thrusts and levitation pressures.

With a remarkably tiny 3% decline from the previous weekend, Philomena is the star performer in terms of audience traction.

The same holds for the class of interface laws considered which govern the evolution of the displacement discontinuity in terms of the traction vector, acting at the surface of strong discontinuities.

But in terms of market traction, the novel, rustic-looking velocipedes never got rolling.