Sentence examples for changed stresses from inspiring English sources

Breakage of a thrust fault system called the Sierra Madre-Cucamonga changed stresses along the San Andreas or San Jacinto strike-slip faults, but not enough for them to fail.

Fish biologists expect that the Great Lakes will see large numbers of fish kills for several years — the worst occurring in the spring, when weather changes stress the fish.

That will soon change, stressed Jenkins, and the manager has already expressed his "honour" of being given the opportunity to lead Swansea for years to come.

Nuclear Factor-kappaB (NF-kB) was among other top changed stress-response factors.

Did resulting stress changes alter stresses deep in the Earth's crust?

"However," Dr. Lerner-Lam noted, "there is evidence that a large nuclear explosion can change stress fields in the earth's crust".

These findings are important, as they provide evidence for the causal nature of biased attention in stress vulnerability; an experimentally induced bias changes stress reactivity.

He said in 2011: "This name change stresses the enormity of humanity's responsibility as stewards of the Earth".

Similar to the College Board's four Big Ideas, Vision and Change stresses five "Core Concepts" in biology.

This study analyzes the time sensitivity of social preferences for preservation policies of adaptation to climate change stresses.

This measure of technical change stresses the erosion of individual skills that may occur in the last years of working lives.