Sentences with phrase «by friction»

It keeps the tile from breaking or cracking due to the extreme heat caused by friction.

Material from the bow shock gets heated by friction and then is whipped around and behind the star.

I'm really trying hard not to include a joke about physics and heat produced by a friction of wood... so let's move on.

If you put some of it in a circular channel and start it flowing around the circle, it will flow forever, not slowed by friction.

Nearly 94 percent energy recovery is achieved by first delivering full regenerative braking followed by friction brakes during city driving.

Whenever you start releasing the clutch the idle controller increases the engine torque to overcome the load induced by the friction.

The aluminum panels — such as the roof panels and the side panels — are joined by friction connections.

These oceans were formed by tidal heating, that is, warming of the ice caused by friction between the surface ice and the core as a result of the gravitational interaction between the planet and the moon.

Iliotibial band syndrome is a common cause of pain on the outside of the knee caused by friction as the tendon rubs over the bone.

On balance, the residential housing market has been improving in recent months, but the pace of recovery is partly restrained by frictions in the mortgage market.

CVT V - belts are subject to extremely high temperatures due to heat produced by the friction between the belt and pulleys, as well as from the engine oil.

Patellofemoral syndrome is an overuse injury seen in youth athletes, caused by friction on the cartilage under the kneecap.

External rotation moments in the leg against a foot held on the ground by friction create supination moment at the stj.

If the internals hold up, this will cause it to seize, and if enough power & momentum are involved it can weld the pistons to the block, kind of like how some wheels are made by friction welding

Because the two tectonic plates are not fully locked by friction, it is unclear whether or not creeping faults can host large earthquakes.

Suppose a flame is accidentally triggered by the friction of two highly combustible materials.

There may also be sucking blisters on the lips (caused by friction using the lips to hold onto the breast when the tongue can't), pain during latching, clicking or popping sounds during breastfeeding from breaks in suction, a persistently wounded or blistered nipple, or a flattened nipple when baby unlatches.

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These rocks are held in place by friction.

It could be that these two great slabs of the Earth's crust were jammed against each other and had been for a very long time — locked together by friction for hundreds of years, far longer than «all of recorded history.»

Four basic processes are involved in the formation of a clastic sedimentary rock: weathering (erosion) caused mainly by friction of waves, transportation where the sediment is carried along by a current, deposition and compaction where the sediment is squashed together to form a rock of this kind.

The new glass uses nanosized generators powered by triboelectrics — the static electricity produced by friction when two materials touch.

Roth asks, «Do the vents extend down to a subsurface ocean or are the ejecta simply from warmed ice caused by friction stresses near the surface?»

New technologies for sequencing, aided by friction - free approaches to data sharing, could have an impact on public health efforts.

These fragments would then be vaporized by friction as they pass through the hot, thin gas flowing onto Sgr A *, similar to a meteor heating up and glowing as it falls through Earth's atmosphere.

It is exacerbated by friction and sweating.

Expecting a cushier first assignment, Hook and his platoon are surprised to be deployed immediately for emergency peacekeeping in Belfast, riven by friction between Protestant Loyalists and Catholic Nationalists — the latter themselves divided between the IRA and more radical dissidents.

friction is given by weight on the contact surface multiplied by friction coefficient.

Kinetic energy is created when an object in motion is slowed by a friction method, such as braking.

The cross yokes attached at each end by friction welding are forged steel for high strength and low weight.

Manoeuvring in tight space isn't helped by the friction that clogs the steering rack, or the turning circle claimed to be under 12.0 m that feels bigger.

Released on September 8th of 2010, developed by Friction games, with pretty much the same mechanics to Penumbra.

A given chunk of water moves because of the net forces on it, and so a net northward transfer of water not driven by friction must require that the average isobar surfaces slope downwards in the shallow ocean as you go north.

If the process goes off track (Your first choice candidate accepts another offer), what is the next step to regroup such that progress is not stunted by the frictions of the talent war?

Your relationships with each other are unburdened by friction and tension.

«First - time buyers should be closer to 40 percent of the market, but they're held back by the frictions of tight credit and very limited inventory in the lower price ranges in most of the U.S.,» Yun said.

The audio, on the other hand, dazzles, the 5.1 DTS - HD MA track honouring an inventive mix characterized by a grinding bass that sounds generated by friction and, fittingly, gets under the skin like nails on a chalkboard.

On the other hand, if the two plates were stuck together by friction, strain would build up in the rocks and the upper plate would bend down along the outer edge and thicken inland, humping upward until the rocks along the fault failed.

And when helium molecules are chilled to a few degrees above absolute zero, they become what's known as a Bose - Einstein condensate and all of the atoms fall into the same quantum state — dramatically lowering the chances that the fluid will be slowed by friction on a surface.

This contrasts with conventional braking systems, where the excess kinetic energy is converted to unwanted and wasted heat by friction in the brakes, or with dynamic brakes, where energy is recovered by using electric motors as generators but is immediately dissipated as heat in resistors.

They also help distribute heat produced by friction.