Sentence examples for to a low coefficient of from inspiring English sources

This is because the wheel is easy to slip on the rail due to a low coefficient of friction when a train is braked at a high speed.

In addition, B4C coatings annealed at 600 °C, form a layer that acts as solid lubricant leading to a low coefficient of friction, COF, against titanium.

The results showed that the duplex-treated TiAl is effective in enhancing the wear resistance of TiAl due to a low coefficient of friction and a low wear volume.

Cadmium is used in many kinds of solder and bearing alloys, due to a low coefficient of friction and fatigue resistance.

The weakness of the attractive forces between fluorocarbon chains and other molecules causes the polymer to have a low coefficient of friction, making it well suited for nonstick coatings.

The FPI film cured up to 360°C had a low coefficient of thermal expansion of 10.8 ppm °C−1 and a low dielectric constant of 2.89.

Carbon-based biomaterials such as diamond-like carbon, pyrolytic carbon and carbon fibres have been used as fillers and coatings in implants, due to intrinsic properties like a low coefficient of friction, chemical inertness, hardness, high wear and resistance to corrosion.

Pearson's coefficients comparing SurgimapSpine measures to manual measures showed a low coefficient of 0.59 for the T2 T5 angle and a high coefficient of 0.98 for coronal angle and the T10 L2 angle (Table  3).

Specifically, the engineered strains accurately predicted toxicity shifts in all the treatment compartments under study (with phenolic concentrations ranging from approximately 10 to 600 mg l−1) with a low coefficient of variation of replicate determinations (between 1.16% and 8.32%).

Furthermore, a thin organic coating optimized for improved formability and handling should display: a high adhesion to the underlying substrate material, a low coefficient of friction, a high load carrying capacity and a high intrinsic wear resistance.

However, the coefficient of friction has increasingly been shown to be an invalid measure of surface damage: several studies of lubricants with a low coefficient of friction report poor wear protection to mica surfaces and especially to biological tissues.