| The boundary between the viscous and frictional decollements in domain B was perpendicular to the shortening direction. |
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| The sand cover deformed differently above the frictional and viscous decollements. |
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| Many systems, located on different parts of the body, involve surfaces with particular frictional properties. |
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| The direction of the frictional force always opposes the direction of motion. |
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| The pelvic fins are small and far behind the center of gravity, while the pectoral fins are too large to minimize frictional drag. |
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| But how can we find out whether the U.S. economy has too much, too little, or the right amount of frictional unemployment? |
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| Torque is differentiated through the frictional forces developed by the internal gearing. |
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| Without further ado he resigned from all positions and went it alone, collecting a wealth of frictional experiences on the way. |
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| It would be nice for the students to discover the actual factors and how they effect frictional forces. |
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| In another embodiment, sliders are carried in the support surface of the platen to minimize frictional contact with the moving belt. |
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| Neither the normal stress nor the frictional shear stress acting on the cone tip surface is uniformly distributed. |
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| Normally, the hull stays down in the water, with the frictional drag greatly limiting the speed of the boat. |
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| It may also increase efficiency of machines as there won't be frictional effects of brushes, commutators, etc, on the motor itself. |
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| This denser atmosphere means that the frictional force is greater, so its slows down more quickly, so the orbit decays more quickly. |
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| The presence of a longer disordered tag thus exerts a greater frictional drag, affecting the module tumbling in solution. |
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| Students might enjoy researching some of the ways in which frictional forces are minimized in such sports. |
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| These high pore-water pressures reduce the contact between grains, thus reducing the frictional strength of the soil. |
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| This is a result of a decrease in frictional drag due to removal of body hair. |
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| During shortening, the domains underlain by a frictional decollement were pinned at this facies boundary. |
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| Air resistance is a type of frictional force and it is worth considering some general points about friction first. |
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| Their removal may also be hampered by the amount of force required to overcome the initial frictional inertia between the glass and the cork. |
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| This creates a highly resistant coating with significantly lower frictional losses. |
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| In mechanical systems, there is always a certain amount of energy lost as heat due to frictional processes and inelastic collisions between moving parts. |
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| They provide resistance to frictional wear, corrosion resistance, nonmagnetic characteristics and, in some alloys, low thermal expansivity at ambient temperatures. |
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| The brake pad contacting surface of each of the side walls is formed with a wear-indicating projection adapted to be in frictional contact with a brake pad. |
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| These deflection zones are transpressional and show a general trend parallel to the initial boundary between the viscous and frictional decollements. |
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| Thanks to the bright lustre-polished surface of the ceramic parts is the friction and concurrent the appearing frictional heat minimalized. |
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| They then intensify our experiences in the frictional fires of matter, causing pain and suffering, and lessons are learned the hard way. |
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| Potential power will also be lost in the penstock pipe that carries the water to the turbine because of frictional losses. |
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| The frictional contact from the shore and bottom act against the tide and tend to lower the height of the tide. |
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| Equivalent rheological model whereby rate-and-state frictional instability is damped by viscous dashpot. |
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| Help your strings last longer by reducing frictional notching with Dura Cross string protectors. |
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| Both compressing fittings fasten the sensor by means of frictional clamping. |
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| The frictional characteristics of an automatic transmission fluid are an important factor in the design and operation of the transmission. |
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| Strongly frictional effluent derived from a distributary channel mouth of the fan delta was probably responsible for repeated incision and fill on the fan delta slope. |
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| To set the objects on the table into motion, the horizontal force acting upon them in this case is the frictional force between them and the table cloth. |
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| Under open water conditions, the only frictional resistance retarding the flow of the water is the streambed. |
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| Do not add a finish, as it may adversely affect the frictional properties. |
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| One results from the fact that the stylus exerts a frictional force that is tangential to the groove. |
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| Certainly, reallocation of labour could not occur with no frictional unemployment. |
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| In the short term, the reallocation of workers between the various sectors may take some time, increasing frictional unemployment. |
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| We consider a model with frictional unemployment and staggered wage bargaining where hours worked are negotiated for each period. |
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| Convergence also results from frictional effects at the surface. |
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| This is frictional unemployment corresponding to the time it takes young people to find their first job. |
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| When the weather is wet, the effect of dynamos with frictional contact on the wheel may diminish. |
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| The Earth's rotation plus the frictional effects of the surface cause the air to spiral outward from the region of maximum pressure. |
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| The horribly complex equations cover two pages, with factors including angular momentum, frictional force, angular velocity, axis of symmetry and gyroscopic balance. |
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| The standard frictional force law makes sense only if the two surfaces are identical crystals, fitting together at the atomic level like a pair of gears. |
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| Concertina locomotion is used when there is not enough frictional resistance along the locomotor surface for serpentine locomotion. |
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| A study measuring the frictional forces at play when a person steps on a banana skin. |
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| Indeed, the resulting adhesive force is about 600 times greater than the simple frictional force between lizard skin and the surface. |
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| Higher vacancy rates at year end are frictional and mostly subject to ongoing recruitment procedures. |
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| The frictional force increases with increasing applied load and is mainly responsible for holding the reset lever in the reset position. |
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| The results are compared to those obtained with other forms of frictional parametrizations. |
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| In both these instances, the use of a hardened washer under the turned element is intended to provide a reasonably consistent frictional surface. |
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| Explicit allowance is made for frictional costs, the time value of options and guarantees and the cost of non-market risk. |
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| There is likely to be some frictional unemployment even when there is technically full employment, because most people change jobs from time to time. |
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| Calculate the pressure drop due to frictional losses and divide by the required pressure and input this value as a percentage. |
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| If there is an inefficient excess of frictional unemployment, it should be reduced by policies that change search behavior and improve the effectiveness of job markets. |
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| However, the wheel forms a lever that magnifies the pulling force so that it overcomes the frictional resistance in the bearing. |
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| This paper falls within the scope of recent efforts to integrate frictional unemployment into New Keynesian models: firms actively look for workers matching their requirements within the pool of job-seekers. |
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| Usually, frictional unemployment is of rather short duration. |
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| The magnitude of the impedance depends on the mass and stiffness of the membrane and the ossicular chain and on the frictional resistance they offer. |
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| A projectile travelling at the necessary speed through the atmosphere would generate so much frictional heat that the air around it would ionise, making radio communication impossible. |
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| The geometrical tolerances influence the axial and radial runout accuracy of the subassembly as well as the bearing frictional torque and the running characteristics. |
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| The EL 24 also is said to offer better frictional resistance and compression behavior than conventional elastomer feed rollers. |
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| These cause frictional surface currents towards the latitude at the center of the gyre. |
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| Squeezing the branch between the fingertips generates frictional force that holds the animal's hand to the branch. |
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| The gold miner should not hedge as the shareholders can if they choose to, and hedging a known risk decreases transparency of the corporate mission and thus increases frictional costs. |
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| It is mainly used for high grade roads, city roads, airports and squares problem like road protuberance, wave and rut tracks, and roughcasting on low frictional road. |
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| Maintain equipment in good working order to avoid generation of electrical, frictional, or electrostatic sparks which can constitute an ignition source. |
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| His work represents one of the first applications of recent advances in variational inequality mathematics to the field of frictional contact mechanics. |
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| Dilatancy is a well-known phenomenon in frictional materials like concrete, soils, or masonry. |
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| The standard design includes integrated rotating end discs for low-heat granulation and reduced frictional wear. |
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| While still meeting manufacturers' viscosity requirements, the POLAR WF oils directionally lower viscosities, thus reducing frictional losses and power consumption. |
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| Articular cartilage covers the ends of the bones and provides the primary load bearing functions in the joint with excellent frictional characteristics. |
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| Re-entry vehicles need a heat shield that keeps them from burning up due to frictional heating from Earth's atmosphere. |
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| For example, people register for unemployment payments when they are between jobs, known as frictional unemployment, and others cannot find jobs because they lack the required skills, what is termed structural unemployment. |
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| Unlike frictional unemployment, long-term unemployment carries with it the loss of human capital and morale, ultimately threatening the employability of the person. |
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| The frictional resistance of the gearing mechanisms, as provided by CN, acted to resist the tendency of the hand brake chain tension to cause the wheel to turn counter-clockwise. |
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| Gecko toepads adhere through a combination of weak intermolecular forces, called van der Waals forces, and frictional adhesion. |
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| Smooth, quiet, efficient operation is the result, as well as decreased energy use because of the reduction of frictional drag on electric motors. |
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| Onset is usually between the third and fourth decade, and the disease is often mistaken for intertrigo, candidiasis, frictional or contact dermatitis. |
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| Micro-surfacing is an unheated mixture of polymer-modified asphalt emulsion, high-quality frictional aggregate, mineral filler, water, and other additives, mixed and spread over the pavement surface as a slurry. |
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| During braking, it becomes a generator, recapturing energy normally lost as frictional heat. But it is not yet clear that hybrids make economic sense. |
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| It's our job to develop piston technologies that can thrive in this challenging operating environment while also contributing to reductions in frictional power loss. |
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| According to our experience, only one friction body is usually coated for cost reasons, i.e. the friction body with the larger frictional surface. |
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| Thawing not only reduces cohesion but may also reduce frictional strength of the sediment especially if ice in excess of the sediment pore volume is present. |
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| Because the skin cells are not as attached together as well as normal skin, conditions such as heat and frictional pressures may cause Hailey Hailey disease to flare. |
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| Even if unemployment has a largely frictional nature, employment creation continues to be encouraged, either by better recognition of social initiatives for employment or through the promotion of entrepreneurial activity. |
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| However, we live in the real political world and are therefore bound to make provision for transitional arrangements in various political sectors in order to prevent negative frictional losses during the accession process. |
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| If the rollers do not roll freely, they would slide on the shear plate, creating frictional resistance to the movement of the upper part of the main vertical lever. |
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| This is the case when the frictional force on the metal from inlet contact matches the negative force from the exit contact. |
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| All unemployments, seasonal, frictional, cyclical, classical, whatever, mean that you're out of work. |
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| Unlubricated sliding frictional behaviour of oxide films on plasma nitrocarburised steel. |
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| For instance there are the differences between frictional unemployment versus cyclical unemployment versus structural unemployment. |
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| He produced estimates for the value of time spent in unpaid household work, volunteer labor, school work, and frictional unemployment. |
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| It incorporates frictional unemployment and implies a steady turnover of jobs even under constant total employment. |
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| Readers will find discussions on economic ethics and frictional unemployment particularly relevant. |
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| This is because, as long as wage differentials exist, frictional unemployment levels will be positive in equilibrium. |
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| Trade-offs between employment and productivity growth exist, most often, in the short and medium term as the result of short-run deviations and structural and frictional changes in the economy. |
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| Shelley would often use a frictional electric machine to charge the door handle of his room, much to the amusement of his friends. |
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| Fractures are localized as pressure drops off with the rate of frictional loss, which is relevant to the distance from the well. |
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| The water is created from ice that melts under high pressure from frictional heating. |
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| The second type occurs at the bottom of the atmosphere and ocean, where frictional forces are associated with flow over rough surfaces. |
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| This feedback is offset when frictional dissipation, which increases with the cube of the wind speed, becomes sufficiently large. |
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| Unemployment beyond frictional unemployment is classified as unintended unemployment. |
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| Angel hair and streamers are primarily a result of frictional heat and abrasion caused by relatively soft resins rubbing against smooth-walled pipes and elbows. |
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| Our analysis demonstrates that this feature places limits on catastrophe bond penetration, even if the structure possesses frictional cost advantages over reinsurance. |
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| Several attempts have been made to adopt air cushion technology for use in fixed track systems, in order to utilize the lower frictional forces for delivering high speeds. |
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| For this reason, ANSYS uses a symmetrization algorithm by which most frictional contact problems can be solved using solvers for symmetric systems. |
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| They provide powerful motivation for theories of frictional unemployment. |
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| Slip-critical connections rely on the clamping force from bolts to develop frictional shear stresses to transfer force from one bridge element to the next. |
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| The seals optimize the balance between frictional contact high enough for sealing, yet low enough to avoid excessive heat and wear on rotating shafts. |
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| However, this type of grip depends upon the angle of the frictional force, thus upon the diameter of the branch, with larger branches resulting in reduced gripping ability. |
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