Similar frictions are arising with Chile.

We've recently discovered this. Do they do it by friction?

No, force is too low. Do they do it by electrostatics?

Tires wear down because of friction between the rubber and the road surface.

Moreover, interference is constant, and inevitable, between the public and the private sectors.

THE HAGUE Proposals regarding Internet governance are bound to generate serious friction.

The FIFA World Cup fever briefly thawed the inter Korean tension among the public.

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The 2½ and 5 escudos were minted until 1951, with the 10 escudos minted until 1955 with a reduced silver content.

But the friction of normal life usually creates ambiguities that cannot be fully met in advance.

We have frictionless motion. It is still levitating, but can move freely all around.

Sectarian tensions in this region situated in the heart of the M'zab valley are high.

The S P 500 has surpassed pre 2008 levels, with companies shares trading at 18 times their earnings.

A lot of heating, frictional heating. It's going 18 thousand miles an hour.

What demographers call the Total Fertility Rate is the average number of live births per woman over her lifetime.

The relation with Newcomb's coefficient can be seen from 1 31 556 925.9747 129 602 768.13 (360 60 60 36 525 86 400).

While trade produces frictions in democracies, it also enhances wealth.

Otherwise, simmering trade frictions could suddenly throw globalization sharply into reverse.

In 2011, Norway and Luxemburg were the only European countries with higher per capita national income than the US in purchasing power parity terms.

In 1980 2005, the US economy grew by a factor of 4.45 a level that no major European economy even approached.

In fact, the friction generated by electoral politics is likely to stoke resentments within Shia and Sunni communities as well.

The French worry that NATO s global ambition, particularly in East Asia, could produce friction with China.

The situation has even worsened since the beginning of 2017, with new clashes between Anti Balaka and Ex Seleka.

But, despite all this diplomatic friction, Wen s entourage for his visit is dominated by a large business delegation.

Finally, the friction in the Asia Pacific region is unlikely to diminish in fact, it is far more likely to intensify.

But with the struggles in the classroom gone, I began to feel judged by society.

The weak real economy and job market, together with high debt ratios, suggest the need to exit monetary stimulus slowly.

Moreover, there are several objective reasons why the current friction between Europe and the US is unlikely to lead to divorce.

Managing unrest through repression is more difficult than in the past, as rapid urbanization, economic reform, and social change roils a country of 1.3 billion people.

As a result, nuclear tensions are likely to bedevil US Iranian relations for years to come.

China s export led economic model has reached its limits, and the transition to domestic led growth is intensifying internal frictions.

Given the political friction and violence generated by last year s election campaign, new balloting would prove a less than appealing prospect.

The incident carries the risk of causing tension between Tajiks and the country's remaining ethnic Russian minority, who are especially supportive of the base's presence in the country.

Continued friction between the BEIC and the Sikkim authorities resulted in the annexation of of territory by the British in 1850.

Internationally, the clash between unilateralists and multilateralists is not confined to the United States. Some see it, in present circumstances, as a clash between peace by negotiation and active, even pre emptive intervention.

The growing involvement of private equity groups in M amp A activity implies additional controversy, as such transactions are typically regarded as being purely speculative.

Some see it, in present circumstances, as a clash between peace by negotiation and active, even pre emptive intervention.

In that case, tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran will become more acute in the years ahead, emerging as the main destabilizing factor in the region.

Economic globalization had outpaced politics, creating new tensions over oil and other strategic resources. Political institutions needed to catch up.

Instead, the keys to growth and development appeared to lie beyond an increase in capital intensity as measured by capital output ratios skills, education, technology broadly understood, and improvements in organizational management.

This proximity offers the prospect of friction or, if Europe seizes the moment, the most promising of possibilities for economic growth.

As a result, the current financial crisis is less likely to cause a global recession than a radical realignment of the global economy, with a relative decline of the US and the rise of China and other developing countries. The danger is that the resulting political tensions, including US protectionism, may disrupt the global economy and plunge the world into recession or worse.

The danger is that the resulting political tensions, including US protectionism, may disrupt the global economy and plunge the world into recession or worse.

Of course, Kuwait will now experience enormous tensions between the transparent rule of a true parliamentary government and the still powerful legacy of a hidden family run state.

It can last for awhile but will create increasing friction with economic realty and an increasing incentive for Chavez to be authoritarian.