Sentence examples for in which stresses from inspiring English sources
Bedding also controls the way in which stresses are distributed about coal mine openings.
These equations model the dynamics of polar active agents, embedded in a viscous medium, in which stresses are induced through constant consumption of energy.
A model for the build-up of cure stresses is proposed, in which stresses are generated by the cure shrinkage and decay by viscoelastic relaxation.
Their components are completely different from wedge-shaped blocks; they may be made entirely rigid so as to require only vertical support; they may be of hinged intersections that work independently, or they may be thin slabs or members (in reinforced concrete) in which stresses are so distributed that they add the advantages of lintels to those of arches, requiring only light supports.
This work proposes a new simplified method for the preliminary design of cable suspension bridges that relate the stiffness of the deck truss with the stiffness of the cable, in which stresses are calculated.
The response of a southern part of the strain concentration zone along the OBR to an instantaneous unloading caused by the earthquake was consistent with that expected of a region for a model in which stresses in the lower crust and/or the uppermost mantle have been inelastically relaxed under a long-term slow loading (Hasegawa et al., 2005).
Running, or common, rhythm occurs in metres in which stressed and unstressed syllables alternate (duple rhythm, rising or falling).
For corals, the number of likely partners is shrinking: As climate change warms the oceans, corals are becoming more vulnerable to disease — and to bleaching, a condition in which stressed coral expel the colorful algae critical to their food supply.
Bleaching is a phenomenon in which stressed corals expel algae and turn white, often as a result of warming ocean temperatures.
Coral bleaching is a phenomenon in which stressed corals expel algae and turn white, often as a result of warming ocean temperatures.
