Sentence examples for experience relaxation from inspiring English sources

It is shown that such stresses in ultra-low-k-based interconnect structures can experience relaxation either through interfacial adhesion failure or through the compliance of the porous dielectrics.

A video (below) released by British Airways concludes that at first when a traveler is settling in there are "fluctuations in mood," but -- surprise, surprise -- when the traveler consumes food or a drink or can "sink into deep, undisturbed sleep," they experience relaxation and contentment.

In his classic text on musical meaning and emotion, Leonard Meyer [25] theorized that listeners often have (implicit) expectations of what will happen in the music and, depending on whether these expectations are fulfilled or not, experience relaxation or tension and suspense.

Assuming that UCP1 did indeed experience relaxation of functional constraints on the Eutherian lineage, what may have caused this?

The conserved regions in TFIIAy1 are different from those in TFIIAy5 and some sites in TFIIAγ1 might experience relaxation of selective constraints with elevated d N / d S values relative to those of TFIIAγ5.

But last year, Ms. O'Hanley experienced relaxation dentistry, after hearing about it in a television advertisement.

The physiotherapist guided the participants through their bodies, during approximately 25 minutes, by focusing their minds on the bodily experience of relaxation and letting the body part in focus rest on the ground.

It used to be enough for hotels to offer high comfort and superb food (and 131 does); these days they also want to give you 'a total experience of relaxation and well-being'.

Many products marketed as sleep aids, on the other hand, offer the experience of relaxation or rejuvenation.

This impression was only furthered by Cousteau's impossibly attentive staff, who, upon my arrival, were padding about plumping pillows, lighting votives and otherwise facilitating a seamless experience of relaxation and comfort.

It may be possible that the apparent larger particle size may correspond to encapsulation of several superparamagnetic Fe3O4 nanoparticles within a semisolid lipid particle that can experience enhanced relaxation loss during temperature-induced sol-gel transition of the lipid phase.