Stress is the force on unit areas within a material that develops as a result of the externally applied force.
Our premise is that competition is the wrong kind of imaginary; that we are trapped by an idea of the externally competitive city as a basis for economic success.
The law doesn't solve the problem, in their words, of "the externally determined gender assignment, the practice of sexed standardization and mutilation, as well as medical authority of definition on sex".
"This is the first test of the externally driven resilience of the Italian bond markets, because they have been buttressed by the E.C.B.'s bond-buying program," said Nicholas Spiro, the managing director of Spiro Sovereign Strategy in London.
Chris Keates, general secretary of the NASUWT, has called the proposed boycott "reckless and irresponsible", predicting that the loss of the externally marked tests in English, maths and science for 11-year-olds would result in a much bigger workload of pupil assessment for teachers.
Unlike Plath's novel, which captured the struggle of the externally perfect, internally scrambled woman (no one could reduce "The Bell Jar" to I will most likely stick my head in an oven because), Land's memoir reads more like a case study of one undone individual seeking to justify his plight.
The theoretical concepts are demonstrated with a prototype sensor which is sensitive to two components of the externally applied force and one component of the externally applied moment.
The factors that may affect the efficiency of the externally applied potential were discussed.
Compatibility equations are then imposed at the interface in order to restore the behavior of the externally reinforced beam.
This study computes the contribution of the externally induced transmembrane potential to the energy of large, highly conductive pores.
By applying different coil designs and mold gap, the effect of the externally wrapped coil induction heating was evaluated.
