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Meanings of friction in anglès
Force resisting the relative motion of solid surfaces, fluid layers, and material elements sliding against each other.
Synonyms
Examples for "frictional force"
Examples for "frictional force"
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Inherent to this technique is the generation of a counteracting frictional force.
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There is a frictional force on the rolling balls that is small.
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Never fear, there is still a model for the frictional force.
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Technically, it would be the frictional force from the ground on the tires.
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I suspect the ball slowed down a bit because of the frictional force.
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It is the friction force and it is parallel to the surface.
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Anyway, perhaps you see an important aspect of the friction force.
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Fortunately, we have a pretty good approximation for the friction force.
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When two surfaces rub against each other, why is there a friction force?
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This model says that the surface area doesn't have an impact on the friction force.
Usage of friction in anglès
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News reports detail a recovery beset by delays, bureaucracy, and political friction.
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Former U.S. officials said China would be pleased by the U.S.-Philippines friction.
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Where does the energy come from for friction to do positive work?
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For the analysis, the friction period was estimated from recent French data.
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Syria has been a point of friction between Russia and the West.
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Mass and friction are represented as accurately as possible, but not perfectly.
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All the pivot points were all potentially problems because of the friction.
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A trading relationship with a non-EU member inevitably involved friction, he said.
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But the work consumed in friction can be expressed in another way.
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Foreign waste has caused diplomatic friction in recent months within Southeast Asia.
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The truth of the matter is they only exist for friction reduction.
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In fact, the lack of friction was touted as a selling point.
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The proposed change is expected to pass, but not without some friction.
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However, indirect influences could stir up unnecessary friction over very minor matters.
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India is also experiencing increased friction with other neighbours China and Nepal.
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Of course it's an impressive feat-butthe real limiting factor is friction.
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