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The person also does not realize that it is very easy to move a box on a frictionless surface!

Every complete market is frictionless, but the converse does not hold.

Neither is the frictionless plane a concept unique to science.

It's like skating on frictionless ice, trying to cut a figure eight against a strong head wind.

The building is on wheels with some kind of frictionless bearings.

"She said it was a frictionless field to keep the rain off.

There was no way to get a grip on anything (that's why they call it frictionless).

If the box is on frictionless wheels, it does not matter whether you push or pull.

The reason is that a frictionless liquid does not behave as one might expect.

That doesn't mean that the market is perfect and frictionless.

When I fell, the stone was like dust, utterly frictionless.

Eight hands caressing her, the warm oil making the contact frictionless.

It seemed to give slightly, with a tough, frictionless elasticity.

In a frictionless environment, a body can be considered at rest when it is not being subjected to an acceleration.

If the motor were frictionless and superconducting, it would use no power.

We can often be a bit frictionless, here at the end of the first decade of the new century.

A thin layer of water flowed over the ice, making it frictionless.

A new press had been rolled in, and once again money had made the effort almost frictionless.

A Frictionless market is a financial market without transaction costs.

Yet another theoretical machine involves a frictionless environment for motion.

'It feels like glass - almost frictionless, and slightly warm.

The "float on water" technique is an easy way to create a nearly frictionless bearing.

This system received a patent for its "Blade" technology which is based on what they call "frictionless action".

She merely slid around upon the frictionless inner surface of the zone.

Here, too, were frictionless machines that ran without the faintest noise.