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It is the friction between the rotor and the pads that stop the vehicle when you apply the brakes.
Since the stretching is generated in the short distance, the friction between the roller and the film
If they are too tight, then the friction between the cloth and skin creates sound waves of subtle-air,
Owe to the more smooth surface of threaded insert, the friction between the internal and external thread is lower
This is because the angle on the worm is so shallow that when the gear tries to spin it, the friction between the gear and the worm holds the worm in place.
eccentric sets which reduces the friction between con-rod and eccentric sets,
reduce the friction between the sealing surface,
This is perhaps the place to make mention of the as yet unconfirmed rumours that despite the friction between Moscow and Sofia over South Stream,
The friction between them grows.
Over time, the friction between them grew.
Were you aware of the friction between her and her stepmother?
I don't want to reduce the Holocaust to a side event of the friction between two empires.
although wholly unintentionally, that caused the friction between the two clubs.".
And there's concern that the murder might escalate the friction between the student community and the permanent residents.
Finding the friction between beauty and decay is a thread that runs through much of Rone's work.
It is designed to use the heat generated by the friction between the tire and the road as the car moves.
these are the areas that cause most of the friction between casinos and their players.
Though Minsk can leverage the friction between Russia and the West to gain concessions from both sides,
Despite the friction between Musk's and Bezos' visions of humanity's future in space,
The friction between them was exacerbated when, at a dinner party in Cadaqués, Buñuel tried to throttle Dalí's girlfriend,