Sentence examples for containing stress from inspiring English sources

A section of gas pipeline containing stress corrosion cracking (SCC) was removed from service and pressure cycled.

Type 316 stainless steel foils containing stress corrosion cracks grown in high temperature aqueous environments have been examined by transmission electron microscopy.

A high throughput toxicity biosensor has been designed and constructed using recombinant Escherichia coli cells, containing stress specific promoters (recA, fabA, or katG) or constitutive promoters (lac) fused to luciferase genes originating from Vibrio fisheri.

Replacing the component finite element model with a reduced-order model allows for efficient computation of dynamic response while providing the necessary information to drive local, solid analyses which can zoom in on regions containing stress risers or cracks.

In particular, the accuracy and reliability of the Theory of Critical Distances and Gradient Elasticity are checked against a number of experimental results generated by testing, under cyclic bending, square section beams of plain concrete containing stress concentrators of different sharpness.

The proposed design methodology accounts for the microstructure, including the fibre/matrix bonding, and the nonlinear behaviour of the constituents, enabling it to prevent local failure at the hole edges, or global failure, by kink banding of a laminate containing stress concentrations.

At cellular level, a cell is usually modeled as an encapsulated lipid membrane containing stress-supported structures to support its deformation, adhesion, and spreading (Evans and Yeung, 1989; Stamenovic and Ingber, 2002; Murrell et al., 2011).

In addition, 46% of the transcripts containing stress-modulated exons were differentially expressed, indicating the possibility of combinatorial regulation of transcription and splicing.

All of the orthopaedic applications contain stress concentrations (notches) in their design; however, little work has been done to examine the stress strain behavior of PEEK in the presence of a notch.

All of the orthopaedic applications contain stress concentrations (notches) in their design; however, little work has been done to examine the fatigue behavior of PEEK in the presence of a notch.

The imaginary portion of the eigenvalues is characterized by a bi-material mismatch parameter ε = arctanh/π, where β is a Dundurs parameter, and the resulting fields do not contain stress singularity.