Sentence examples for framing stresses from inspiring English sources

The program framing stresses the issue of a sustainable regional development mirroring largely the official political statements from the state government.

But if you interpret your body's response as a sign that you are in a bad place with no way out, the worries and ruminations that result may send you into a 'choke.'" (I recently wrote more about framing stress in ESPN Magazine).

Wilkins, 27, talks of twisting ever so slightly, of anticipating the twinge that will come when his 205-pound frame stresses the knee.

Similarly, Herrmann et al. (2013) showed that verbally framing a demonstration stressing the conventionality of the actions involved (as opposed to their instrumentality) is sufficient to increase imitative fidelity in preschool children.

Since taking the job, he has lost 65 pounds from his 6-foot-2 frame — "stress and lack of food," he said.

Taking advantage of the unified analytical frame, stress and strain distributions ahead of the notch tip are determined for different nonlinear material laws, those most commonly used by engineers engaged in nonlinear notch analyses.

"Strong winds can put extreme stresses on the frame".

This construction permits some flexing of the vehicle frame without stressing the basic structure of the engine.

He stressed that, in framing the deal, it was essential they moved "from the politics of patronage to the politics of principle".

The whole contraption, studded with windows cut in circles to minimize stresses on the frame, looks well suited to an otherworldly environment.

Then an official in Mr. Okuda's office hit on the idea of a bobsled, which needs precision metal parts for its frame that must withstand the stresses of shooting down an iced track at highway-like speeds.