Sentence examples for induced tension from inspiring English sources

There are two common types of borehole fracture: first one is drilling induced tension fracture (DITF) and the second one, with 90° of difference, is called breakout.

PGF tension corresponds to PGF2α induced tension before adding cumulative doses of BK and SNP.

In the last decade many studies on psychological flexibility indicated an inverse association with a wide range of psychological outcome measures (e.g., depression, anxiety, job induced tension, worries, pain) and a positive association with quality of life, perceived health, and positive emotional experiences with medium effect-sizes [ 16, 40- 47].

"Even in recessions or difficult times, spas are busy because people need what we have to offer," Mr. Coombs said, an observation few people suffering from economically induced tension would challenge.

The side slope membrane was underlain by lubricated low density polyethylene to maximize the difference between the interface shear strength on the top and bottom of the geomembrane and the induced tension in it.

The intentionally induced tension in the PFT has been regarded in a large portion of the literature as the source of delay in fabric wrinkling initiation as compared to the BET.

The design - by Swiss artist H.R. Giger - might have been the film's obvious strength, but Scott took great care to induce tension and fear amongst the cast, telling them as little as possible about the chest-burst scene and filming their shocked faces in one take.

After days of interest rate-induced tension, the stock market calmed today now that investors feel more certain about the Federal Reserve's interest rate plans.

The friction between the punch tool and the punched material actually induce tension of the tool.

For short time spans (less than a day), the correlation was weaker probably because of a draping phenomena close to the planetary bow shock which induces tension and elongation of magnetic field lines.

Compression in one direction can induce tension in any other direction according to the theory of elasticity.