friction

Converse of object

• reduce: Use a mouse mat to reduce friction on the desk top.
• overcome: The minimum level may be dictated by control issues or the ability of the resource to overcome friction.
• eliminate: The ball rides on an air bearing support, in order to eliminate friction.
• cause: Spending to much time together may cause friction in the relationship.
• minimize: One of the mechanical problems that has to be overcome to produce a good watch is to minimize the friction between the moving parts.
• slide: Rolling friction is generally considerably less than sliding friction.

Adjective modifier

• prolonged: When caused by prolonged friction or pressure, Bursitis is also known as a ' beat ' condition, for example, Beat Elbow.
• reduced: The benefits include reduced friction, cooling, impact resistance at higher chain speeds.
• unnecessary: Examine all of your rigging and ensure that your lines do not cross or chafe against anything causing unnecessary friction.
• static: Tests are used to evaluate the friction between piston and cylinder one for dynamic friction, and one for static friction.
• low: The sheet is made of nylon with ultra low friction.
• less: The whole idea was: less friction = more distance.

Modifies a noun

• coefficient: Typical friction coefficients for these types of bearings are between 0.001 - 0.01.
• damper: Morris axles and brakes were used, special springs made, and racy Hartford friction dampers fitted at the rear.
• modifier: It contains friction modifier which is recommended for limited-slip units.
• clutch: The high speed range was engaged by a separate friction clutch acting directly on the spindle.
• hinge: The window also has positively locating stainless steel friction stay hinges.
• burn: I know some dogs left the ring with friction burns to their feet.

Noun used with modifier

• skin: Speeding up the pace makes the task even harder because skin friction rises with increased velocity.
• pipe: The effect of pipe friction may be taken into account.