Sentence examples similar to means strain from inspiring English sources

The second peak stress larger than the cracking strength means strain-hardening and multiple cracking performances can be expected under tension.

The univariate analysis revealed significant differences according to mean strain rate and RMS strain rate in the healthy controls indicating a higher strain rate after exercise than before.

And if by "break" they meant "strained".

where s ij, e ij, σkk, and ϵ kk are the deviatoric stress, strain, mean stress, and strain, respectively.

For pooled sexes, the mean values were the least-squares means with strain, sex and strain × sex in the model.

But making a pitcher of iced tea using leaves means straining the brew, and few tea filters can hold enough leaves for six or eight cups.

One tip, for instance, is to make sure children are not sitting on the floor when they sing because this means they strain their necks.

Distraction through a single fracture site inevitably means greater strain during correction.

We estimate MP4 now accounts for over half of all mobile video and growing, which means the strain on networks will get worse and worse.

It means more strain on families as they watch their loved ones' health deteriorate by the day, and more trips to the hospital for treatment.

This means that strain R-16 can convert glucose into lipid with high efficiency.