The phrase "acting strain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to performance, theater, or any situation where someone is portraying a character or role under pressure.
Example: "The actor felt the acting strain as he prepared for the emotionally demanding scene."
Alternatives: "performative stress" or "role pressure".
Based on the test results, the distribution of acting strains and stresses within the composite beams is plotted.
The sensing elements are thick-film resistors acting as strain gauges, which translate the strain into an electrical signal.
The sensors were integrated in a rosette-shape consisting of eight oriented copper serpentines acting like strain gauges.
Epilayers of QWs' structures are grown on 20 pairs of In0.02Ga0.98N/GaN superlattice acting as strain relief layers (SRLs) on patterned sapphire substrates (PSSs) by a low-pressure metal-organic chemical vapor deposition (LP-MOCVD) system.
Second, there is no evidence that this effect is the result of heterozygosity at the DNA level rather than some trans-acting strain background effect.
On the one hand, as mentioned above, late-acting strains, which reduce longevity, can give very effective control.
The Japan Welding Engineering Society (JWES) has produced a semi-empirical CTOD design curve, where CTOD is calculated from the local strain acting on the assumed crack, the crack size and the yield strain of the material.
Interviewed in an article in the Huffington Post by David Germain, Gray makes clear the price that Phoenix pays for his art: Having seen how much strain acting puts on Phoenix, who stays in character throughout his shooting days, Gray said he takes the actor at his word that he's through with Hollywood.
The anomalous activity enhancement for the latter surface prepared at 673 K is probably caused by homogeneous surface strain acting on the Pt shells that is derived from the 2.2% lattice mismatch between the Pt and Ir.
This paper examines the problem related to the flexure of a plate-like surface layer that is bonded to an elastic halfspace region, and where the flexure of the coating is induced by a nucleus of thermo-elastic strain acting within the halfspace region.
