Sentence examples for intensifying stress from inspiring English sources
The magnetic forces during energization of ITER would cause at IIC locations at toroidal gap between adjacent TF coils of 0.35 mm; during plasma operation this value could reach >1 mm causing a loosening of the keys and intensifying stress concentrations.
Meditative approaches commonly rely on the breath, our built-in tranquilizer, which can serve as a metronome to hold your attention in both a mindless and mindful way, squeezing the tumult that may be intensifying stress to the outskirts of your awareness.
Parents in turn may display 'Psycho Social Effects'; these emerge for many reasons including 'Family chronic illness' placing added care burden and responsibility on parents and the extended family, intensifying stress and the potential for CoC-HP dysfunction.
The increased security measures the bombing has prompted will intensify stress on a force that is already stretched thin, and require that additional forces be diverted to security.
It has been proved that, fiber interaction substantially intensifies stress concentrations within the interphase region, although imperfect adhesion relieves stresses.
For ferroelectrics under mechanical and electrical loadings, the intensified stress and electric fields in the vicinity of a crack-like flaw lead to domain reorientation.
Linear elastic fracture mechanics (LEFM) implies that crack-like flaws would intensify stress in brittle materials with stress intensity scaling up with the square root of the crack size.
The highest photosynthetic rate (34.5 and 33.5 μmol CO2 m− 2 s− 1) was recorded in control treatment, which was decreased with the intensified stress and reduced to minimum under stress condition of pH2 9.0 + ECe 20 dS m− 1 (18.1 and 16.9 μmol CO2 m− 2 s− 1) in A.lagopoides and S.nudiflora, respectively.
Long lasting infertility and unsuccessful treatment cycles intensifies stress and psychopathologic problems especially depression [ 15, 16].
Continued or intensified stress will elicit an adaptive response in the form of activation of progressively more response mechanisms, activating many stress-response clusters at the same time.
This shift in the enzyme production profile was mainly due to intensified stress associated with protein synthesis [ 36], which caused a reduction in plasmid retention from 97% (at 4-8 h of induction) to 89% (at 12 h of induction).
