The phrase "arm stress" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physical strain or tension experienced in the arm, often in discussions about health, fitness, or ergonomics.
Example: "After hours of typing without a break, I started to feel significant arm stress."
Alternatives: "arm strain" or "arm tension".
ARM stresses these new machine learning chips are meant for running machine learning models at the edge (and not for training them).
The key, Case said, is marrying businesses with the capital and talent they need to thrive, no small feat given the uncertain economic growth in the U.S. Robert Wolf, Chairman of UBS Americas and the president of the firm's investment banking arm, stressed the importance of the progress that has been made from a year ago.
If syndesmotic injury is suspected on direct visualization during surgery or by C-arm stress views, syndesmotic fixation by noncannulated fully threaded cortical screws through four cortices is recommended [8, 9, 20].
The rebels giving up their arms stressed that the effort to bring them down from the hills could collapse quickly.
Even the Supreme Court, in its ruling that misread the Second Amendment as a personal right to bear arms, stressed that it was not casting doubt on a wide range of gun control laws passed to protect communities from gun violence.
It was mentioned above that the upper crack arm is stress free.
There we observed that in the exposure treatment, engagement in exposure and mindfulness exercises was associated with improvement on the VSI (which in turn was associated with improvement on the GSRS-IBS) but in the comparison arm, a stress management condition, engagement in strategies such as relaxation and lifestyle changes was not associated with change in any measured mechanism [ 6].
His arm drops, stressing his shoulder and elbow, and the ball sails wide of the plate.
Its asset management arm, Aviva Investors, stressed that it had identified and reported the breaches, and had promptly notified the FCA.
With applied voltage ranging from 0 V to 100 V, corresponding displacements of the arms and stress at hinges have been measured and analyzed for both polyamide and silicon hinges.
