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Centre cracked tension (CCT) specimen has been used to evaluate the fatigue life of welded joints.

A Centre Cracked Tension (CCT) specimen has been used to evaluate the fatigue life of welded joints.

In a randomized controlled intervention study [ 40] a forearm support board was associated with a reduced incidence of neck/shoulder disorders among female call centre operators (tension neck syndrome was found in 59% of the subjects with one or more neck/shoulder diagnoses).

"Unilateral and frequently illegitimate actions," he said, had "caused new human tragedies and created new centres of tension".

At a McDonald's just over the city line – almost six miles north of the centre of tensions in West Baltimore – the line snaked around the building.

The New York Times sent a reporter to investigate what the hell was going on in Darwin, where a "pissy little port" and a scandal-riddled provincial government had been thrust into the centre of tensions in the Asia-Pacific.

Netanyahu also repeated earlier accusations that the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, was "spreading lies" about the status of the Temple Mount, the disputed holy site at the centre of tensions, which is known as al-Haram al-Sharif to Muslims.

Experiments are performed on the centre-cracked tension specimens at various levels of range of stress intensity factors (ΔK).

The platinum belt has been a been at the centre of tensions between the NUM and AMCU.

Previously fatigue tested centre-crack tension specimens have been chemically etched to obtain the final delamination shapes.

Crimea, a peninsula whose population is mostly ethnic Russian, has been at the centre of tensions following the fall of Ukraine's pro-Moscow president.