Sentence examples for natural stresses from inspiring English sources

In other words, it's not the natural stresses of childhood that pose a problem.

Other natural stresses producing scrubland vegetation include salt-laden winds on coastal promontories and seasonal or yearlong cold.

Many commercial crops are susceptible to natural stresses — diseases, insects, drought, temperature extremes — and genes from tougher wild relatives can make them more robust.

Also unclear is whether sirtuin's protective effects can be elicited by drugs instead of by the usual natural stresses, like lack of nourishment.

In "Belleville" Ms. Herzog provides a portrait of a marriage beginning to fray under the pressure of an alien environment and the natural stresses experienced by any young couple.

This is a result of the natural stresses on the "skin" caused by the tension from the payload and the varying internal forces of the gas, which depend on the elevation inside the balloon.

Thus, a natural stress gradient exists for corals from the nearshore (most stressful) to the forereef (least stressful) habitats.

Furthermore, the tube geometry at the weld consists of T- and K-shaped joints, which are natural stress concentrators.

Mr. Klose estimated that the weight of the water in the Zipingpu reservoir amounted to 25 times the natural stress that tectonic movements exert in a year.

At the site, a 20-milliliter bottle of Rescue Remedy (a blend of five flower essences marketed as a natural stress reliever) costs $15.95.

According to an article published on Thursday by CityLab, one Texas company is trying to quantify for cities the dollar amounts that trees are worth in their combined capacities as air-scrubbers, noise-pollution reducers, neighborhood beautifiers and natural stress relievers.