Blood pressure and peripheral resistance

[FedeUBA]

It´s known that blood pressure doesn´t drop too much along conducting vessels, but it does when fluid reaches arterioles due to the high resistance at that level.
On the other hand, the following formula states that increased resistance results in increased blood pressure, so that the blood flow remains constant:

Flow=Pressure/Resistance

Aren´t these statements contradictory?
Who can explain?Thank you

[FedeUBA]

I finally understood what i was asking. Flow=Pressure (difference)/resistance
An increased resistance produces an increased diference of pressure between the start and the end of the circuit. This increased pressure diference is produced by a drop in the pressure at the arterioles (keeping the pressure at the start of the system constant)

[omarsiag]

its called systolic and diastolic pressure lol

pressure aat the beggining and at the end of the systolic phase of the ventricles