Sentence examples for Particular stresses from inspiring English sources

Buddhism in particular stresses a compassion for all living creatures, transcending the boundaries of species.

In particular stresses over 100 MPa and potentials more negative than −950 mV Ag/AgCl could be non-conservative.

If he frets about anything on this album, it's the increasingly rarefied air he breathes, and the particular stresses that come with occupying those spaces as a black man.

This article reviews certain strategies used by food-borne bacteria to respond to particular stresses (acid, cold stress, extreme pressure) in a permanent or transient manner and discusses the implications that such adaptive responses pose for food safety.

The present study aimed to develop a universal methodology for the discovery of biosensors sensitive to particular stresses or metabolites by using a transcriptome analysis, in order to address the need for in vivo biosensors to drive the engineering of microbial cell factories.

Earlier iPhone models and phones from other manufacturers will do the same thing when subjected to particular stresses.

But the White House said Obama had "in particular" stressed the need to contain airstrikes.

The President in particular stressed the "importance of having an optimistic sense of national mission".

He added: "I have in particular stressed our belief that civil society must be included together with business, unions and professional organisations".

Lenau and Valéry, in particular, stressed the dangers of seeking absolute knowledge, with its correlative of absolute power.

McDonald in particular stressed the damage that has been caused by the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead sacking two-thirds of its staff.