0 the ability of a wheel or tyre to hold the ground without sliding:
1 the pulling of a heavy load over a surface, or the power used in this:
2 the fact of an idea, product, etc. becoming popular or being accepted:
3 the ability of a wheel or tire to hold the ground without sliding:
4 the pulling of a heavy load over a surface, or the power used to do this
The sharp-based sandstones with traction-generated internal sedimentary structures represent storm eventbeds emplaced by episodic storm-generated currents.
A comparison of different methods of instrumental delivery based on electronic measurements of compression and traction.
One, which comes from trying my own hand at criticisms of this sort, is whether there is any real traction to be gained from them.
Traction was provided by two oxen which were managed by two labourers.
To achieve axis traction, therefore, the operator should direct the pull horizontally or even slightly downwards until the head begins to crown.
At the beginning, farms were more diverse, dependent on animal traction, on-farm inputs and income and, after initial land grants, nearly independent of government policy.
Axial traction should be used, limiting the extent of lateral flexion of the head.
He used the term fluid threshold utf for the lowest friction velocity at which the wind had sufficient traction on the surface to move grains.
