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• a  pertaining to or worked or produced by friction
  frictional electricity
  frictional heat
  frictional gearing

• When the frictional forces are overcome, the "stuck" section of the Cocos plate lurches forward (at least 10 ft.
• Economists call this phenomenon "frictional" unemployment, and some, including Feldstein, are counting it as part of structural unemployment when they use a rate as high as 6% or .
• Any warheads surviving these multiple perils would probably be burned up by frictional heat as they plunged earthward at more than 5,000 m.

News & Articles

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• A Slightly Higher Participation Rate Would Bring The Unemployment Rate Up To An Ugly 9.7%
  In his Q&A session following his congressional testimony last Wednesday, Fed Chairman ben Bernanke said that “the difference between 7.6 [the current jobless rate] and 5.6 is cyclical and the rest of it is what economists would call frictional or structural."
  July 22, 2013 - Business Insider

Quotes

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• Bhaskar in domain-B
  The industry is witnessing challenging times for which we need to focus our priorities on doing things in a collaborative manner and not dissipate energy through frictional losses,Bhaskar Das said.
• Jeff Garcia in Orlando Sentinel
  I'm not a frictional-type person. I'm not someone who's going to come in and create controversy and create dissension,said Garcia, who took over for an injured Donovan McNabb in Philadelphia and put together one of the finest seasons (62.7...