Sentence examples for faster stress from inspiring English sources

However, microwave treatment leads to the faster stress relaxation response of CRMA, indicating the stronger resistance to thermal cracking.

The tensile stress generated, exceeding 1400 MPa during the early stages of electrodeposition, was drastically decreased to 70÷90 MPa after deposit cracking and the higher current density caused faster stress reduction to the lower level.

A fast stress integration algorithm for reinforced concrete sections with axial loads and biaxial bending.

This optimization involves combined experimental and Technology Computer Aided Design (TCAD) ESD simulation analysis of the quasi-static current voltage and transient response characteristics during fast stress conditions.

The decreased birefringence, crystallinity and the looser packing in amorphous region of rigid polyimide derived from PAE may induce fast stress relaxation compared to flexible polyimide.

Blood levels of POPs in the eiders in Svalbard were relatively low, and additive and/or synergistic genotoxic effects of fasting stress and POP exposure may occur in populations with higher POP levels.

For a typical mineral volume fraction and protein viscosity, an optimal staggered nanostructure with specific feature sizes and layouts is able to give rise to the fastest stress wave decay, and the optimal aspect ratio and thickness of mineral platelets are in excellent agreement with experimental measurements.

This is particularly noteworthy as it is a first clue for the influences of fast stress reactions independent of the second wave.

In fasted young animals there is a dramatic increase in liver mRNA synthesis and serum levels of APO A-I and A-IV in response to glucocorticoids and insulin increased by fasting stress [22].

The results imply that the elevation of SCLs is an accurate instrument to assess fast stress alterations in patients during fetal MRI.

A slow flow has a soporific effect, while a rate too fast stress the audience who can not understand what you are trying to say.