Sentence examples for built-up stresses from inspiring English sources

Avouac explains that when a major quake releases built-up stresses between geologic plates, it does so unevenly, so that some parts of the fault stay locked up and still under stress--trapping some of the fault's seismic energy.

"I think it's all that built-up stress during the week.

With this foundation as his character, he ended up chatting rubbish and lying his way into power before taking out what, I expect, is built-up stress from being bullied for his forehead at school, on the rest of the world with the weapons his buddy America gave him.

And then because of the built-up stress, I start panicking almost seven days from the day when I get my last check".

Sometimes simply talking to an old friend, a parent, a sibling, or someone else who's close to your about your problems can allow you to eliminate so much built-up stress that you'll feel like a weight has been lifted off of your shoulders.

Subsequent cyclic plasma heat loading is shown to anneal out most of the built-up residual stresses in micro-engineered surfaces.

Until 1906, when a magnitude-7.8 quake devastated San Francisco, the Hayward event was known across the region as "the big one".- Seismologists aren't sure whether the Hayward's current built-up tectonic stress will be relieved in one large tremor or a series of smaller, less damaging ones.

We also explore possible failure mechanisms by using MCNP6 simulations and ANSYS codes to predict the induced atom displacement levels, hydrogen gas built-up, temperature distribution, and mechanical stresses.

The stress built-up during spraying was experimentally obtained by means of deflection measurement.

Hot-finished, cold-formed and built-up steel tubular sections with yield stresses up to 1405 MPa were covered.

Hence, a good understanding of the influence of the welding process on the residual stresses of HSS built-up box column is important for the design of such columns.