Voorbeelden van het gebruik van To friction in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Energy loss, for example due to heat dissipating in a resistance or due to friction between two cogs, will affect the efficiency of a system.
could easily lead to friction.
power losses due to friction and heat are kept to a minimum.
especially in the areas of the scalp subjected to friction.
The Bioflow Super works without hose connections which can cause leakage, also reducing pump output due to friction.
The hard-wearing cowhide of 1.3 mm thickness is resistant to friction and protects you against abrasions in the event of a fall.
reacts quickly to friction.
the Committee on Agriculture and also to friction between the Commission and this House.
the tire temperature will rise due to friction with the ground, especially in the high-speed driving
Each part of the cylinder will wear due to friction, and the cylinder will also appear deformation caused by casting residual stress,
it is easy for rubber to generate heat in the mixing process due to friction.
In the case of mechanical components too, the detection of thermal irregularities(e.g. due to friction or incorrect adjustment)
This way the count was able to increase his influence in the bishopric, which led to friction between the nobility of Utrecht
Their activities include offering advice with respect to friction, wear and lubrication issues,
The sphere falls into this point, meaning it swings back and forth in the"ending dell" until its speed energy converts into heat due to friction.
And as a result, during the process of deceleration, kinetic energy converts to electric energy being stored in the battery without losing any heat energy due to friction.
pressure loss, due to friction along a given length of pipe to the average velocity of the fluid flow for an incompressible fluid.
This exchange of concessions has made it possible to settle specific problems, which are limited but annoying, and which, because of their essentially political repercussions, had for many months given rise to friction despite the positive conciliatory moves made by the Community early in 1971.
This discrepancy in perspectives might lead to frictions and miscommunication.
The resulting distortions of the market can lead to frictions between Governments and sometimes to retaliatory measures by third countries,