Sentence examples for cracks under stress from inspiring English sources
Woods, 37, is one of golf's great clutch performers, but in recent years his bravado has developed cracks under stress.
Choon Fong Shih built his academic reputation on understanding how metal cracks under stress.
Like any good popular science book, Stuff Matters is full of stories, such as the one about the gardener who invented reinforced concrete to prevent huge flower pots from cracking under stress, and the one about the blazing row Miodownik had with a materials snob in the foyer of a cinema about the aesthetics of plastic.
The results show that the finite element method can effectively simulate the development of concrete block cracks under temperature stress.
This singular behavior is explained by the ultraslow and decelerating crack growth rates, calculated based on the measured resonance frequency evolution during the fatigue tests, which appear to characterize the growth of microstructurally small cracks under extreme stress gradients.
For this purpose, a three-dimensional boundary element method is used for fatigue crack growth under stress field.
Stress intensity factors for a semi-elliptical surface crack under various stress distribution were analysed by the body force method (Nisitani H, Murakami Y. Stress intensity factors of an elliptical crack or a semi-elliptical crack subject to tension. International Journal of Fracture 1974 10 353 368).
Although bone density may be normal, the bone can become brittle and crack under minor stress.
Such pastes, applied an eighth of an inch thick, formed a mask that cracked under the stress of facial expression; this didn't matter at the distances of a live theatre, but in film closeups even hairline cracks showed.
Was Bertarelli cracking under the stress of the delays or was he simply trying to up the pressure on Team New Zealand and the race committee to get things moving?
