The reserve is well managed but heavily stressed by fishermen and upstream pollution.
These complex test circuitry heavily stressed to check the functionality of the CUT Circuitt under Test).
It was also observed that base of the embedded shear studs were heavily stressed.
Theodore Roosevelt, commander of the legendary Rough Riders, told of a smashing victory that heavily stressed his own role.
Reefs outside a 12-mile (19-km) radius from the Deepwater well appeared largely unaffected, but those within were heavily stressed.
Load is transmitted by relatively rigid, heavily stressed chains of particles which form a sparse network of "strong" contacts carrying greater than average normal contact forces.
After those three heavily stressed lines, each beginning with a stress (this, every, fire) the iamb of the fourth line brings temporary relief, the relief that the soul may eventually enjoy in perpetuity: "And Christ receive they saul".
The film makes this point, but it would have done so more persuasively if it had not so heavily stressed the career of its host and senior creative consultant, Wynton Marsalis.
He has a fast, heavily stressed, highly enunciated speaking voice, punctuated by frequent throat clearings — this can give the impression that you're hearing a warmup rather than the event itself.
Instantly, he began to recite, in the alliterative, heavily stressed lines of Anglo-Saxon verse, the hymn now recognized as the first surviving English poem: "Now we must praise heaven-kingdom's Guardian, / the Measurer's might and his mind-plans, / the work of the Glory-Father, when he of wonders of every one, / eternal Lord, the beginning established".
In case of the fine textured soils and uniform root density, the original model predicted transpiration equal to potential transpiration even when the complete root domain was already heavily stressed if the maximum enhancement factor for uptake was 2. These results are not in agreement with the original meaning of the stress reduction function.
