Asphalt sealing elements for dams have to be watertight and able to absorb strains without suffering from cracking and thus losing their sealing ability.
Check the bulgur to see if all the water has been absorbed (strain if not).
The presence of polyurea coat approach offers the potential advantage of more-efficiently absorbing strain energy of host structure.
However, the size and shape of the sheath would play a role in absorbing stress and strain upon impact: Snively and Cox [20] found that the thickness of keratin covering a pachycephalosaur dome reduced the strain in the bone during impacts.
For one thing, the luxury goods industry is "such a high-gross-margin business," with markups of 60 or 70percentthathat it is well able to absorb some strain, Mr. Raggett said.
The next few days will be crucial in the ECB proving its ability to preserve the structural integrity of the Eurozone and, crucially, whether these measures will be able to absorb the strain of the election's outcome and a possible Grexit.
When you step forward on your bad leg, move the cane forward at the same time and put your weight on them together, allowing the cane to absorb more strain than the leg.
Mr. Greenspan's point is that the safety valves cannot be counted on much longer to absorb the strains being generated by strong demand and that interest rates must rise until demand falls to a level that the economy can meet.
