用“friction”造句大全，friction造句
His career and flamboyant style led to friction with congregation elders.
Unbutton your coat and lift it slightly when driving to avoid friction.
It simulates the intrinsic friction that is present in the traditional throttle cable as it passes through the cable housing.
They are kernmantle constructed (outer sheath over a large number of long inner filaments), and although pricey, are used when sliding with less friction is desired.
This study showed that an increase in the coefficient of friction between the ball and the foot caused the ball to acquire more spin.
But though this will be a source of friction, it need not be the catastrophe some think inevitable as the established superpower and the rising one fight it out for a dwindling resource.
The calculation method of the limit bearing capacity of the non-uniform piles and the composite foundation is studied on the basis of the swelling failure theory, the earth pressure theory and the friction in the contact surface between pile and soil.
That should allow you to also calculate the friction coefficient.
There is some friction among the family members.
In order to assess the friction of lubricants on multifilament yarns, finish-free yarns are required.
In the presence of lubricants the effect of the guide material on friction is overshadowed by the lubricants.
Integration with the world economic order will also mean more opportunities for friction, aggravating the sores of China's formerly centralised economy.
The other interesting effect was that even if the coefficient of friction is zero, the ball still gains some spin if you kick it with an offset from its centre of gravity.
Matches are lighted by friction.
Constant friction wore out the heels of my shoes.
The interrelationship between the modified microstructures and the impact strength and friction performance was investigated.
"It describes the power needed to propel a bike against our everyday foes: gravity, weight, friction, wind resistance," he writes.
The conjugal affection of her father and mother constituted her ideal of love- affinity, and she looked forward some day to emerging, without shock or friction, into that same quiet sweetness of existence with a loved one.
Oil is put in machinery to reduce the friction.
During processing, they function as a lubricant to prevent or reduce the generation of charges by rubbing or friction.
"When the driver pushes down on the clutch pedal, the linkage forces a flat disk, or plate, to move. This movement releases the pressure from a friction disk."
The velocity dependence of friction along fault zone with montmorillonite gouge at different temperatures has been studied on a biaxial friction rig at high temperature.
The spherical particles are swept as droplets or volatilized and recondensed from a meteorite as it is heated to incandescence by friction in the upper atmosphere.
Its basic context is about the problem of friction, abrasion and lubrication.
I oiled the machine to reduce friction.
Absorbency properties in the fabric help keep the skin dry and cool, providing further protection against friction and shear.
The clutch contains friction disk (or driven plate) about 300 millimetre in diameter. It also contains a spring arrangement and a pressure plate for pressing this disk tightly against the smooth rear face of the flywheel.
