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While most college coaches are good men and fair leaders, the string of recent ugly incidents is long and thorny, leading to the conclusion that the increased strain of college coaching is frying more brains than normal.
b e The relative changes of light intensity of LED with the corresponding electric current and the microscopic morphological characteristics under increased strain of 60%% along the x-axis.
Additionally, it is obvious that anatomical conditions such as varus-valgus deformations lead to an increased strain of the involved joints and thus to an increased risk of osteoarthritis in case of additional stress caused by sports like running.
The preferential oil-wet cores at Sor = 0.62 experienced an increased strain of 20% compared to the water-wet test series during flooding with CO2-saturated Eq. water.
As the use of vancomycin was drastically increased, strains of Staphylococcus aureus and other species of staphylococci with decreased susceptibility to vancomycin and other glycopeptides were emerged.
The stress strain behavior at increasing strain of both pre-strained and virgin specimens is more complex but it can be satisfactorily described using the concept of a strain-dependent finite extensibility parameter (introduced previously for unfilled networks).
The brightness of the LED dims with the increasing strain of PANI/TPU membrane.
Although predictions of Mr Mugabe's demise have always proved premature, the increasing strain of recent years has obviously taken its toll and his once-impeccable presentation now looks a little worn.
The rigid force of the rubber springs was assessed according to precompression; the rigid force increased linearly with an increasing strain of precompression up to the strain of 20%.
But the welfare benefit changes of recent years have put increasing strain on the finances of many families.
Rapid urbanisation in many parts of the developing world is putting an increasing strain on the ability of cities to deliver critical services such as water and sanitation.
