Carrey's ideas may strain credibility, but they lead him to worthwhile insights into his work as an actor and comedian.
Kalman and Horn don't have quite the exquisite eye that their subject requires; they suggest the idea, even strain after it, without quite reaching it.
It is rarely a good idea to strain against your instincts, for a team to reject its true identity and play in someone else's image, even if it just for one night, and few managers have understood that better than Pep Guardiola.
Many practitioners of the metal forming community remain faithful to the idea that strain metrics are useful for formability assessment, while many others who are aware of the limitations of strain metrics are nevertheless reluctant to use stress metrics because of concerns about their practicality.
She wrote "fishing, boating, irrigation, swimming". Then she crossed off "swimming," thinking the idea would strain credibility, given the horrific state of the river and because making the water clean enough for swimming would greatly escalate wastewater treatment costs.
According to this idea, this strain might have acquired the whole mer resistance operon and integrated in its chromosome after a recombination event (possibly with a pKLH2 plasmid).
If the paint has been stored for any length of time, it is a good idea to strain it through a paint filter to remove any lumps of hardened paint which may have formed.
These results and previous reports support the idea that strains from all woody plants such as Pae and Psv form separate clade within the group [13].
The application of this idea to strain-based Continuum Damage Models is innovative and leads to several computational benefits.
"This work outlines a novel and interesting idea regarding strain-engineered optical devices," says En Ma, a professor of materials science and engineering at Johns Hopkins University, who was not involved in the research.
