Sentence examples for or stresses from inspiring English sources

In Katie and Kristen, I found the sort of kinship in which I felt comfortable expressing any and all concerns or stresses about my son and motherhood.

It should be passive at first — a group that simply monitors and discusses things like hourly trends in data traffic or stresses on the core I.P. backbone.

Although the general form of the skeleton is hereditary, it is also influenced by mechanical factors, such as pressure on the cartilage at the end of a bone (epiphysis) or stresses applied to the external surface (e.g., from adjacent muscles).

QUESTION FROM LANE FARNHAM: I'm vehemently opposed to international adoptions, for one thing studies have shown that the deracination process can adversely affect the child's sense of culture and identity, but also, because it strains or stresses US diplomatic relations with foreign countries.

As Hopkins would tirelessly explain (in so many words) for the rest of his life, this involved "scanning by accents or stresses alone, without any account of the number of syllables, so that a foot may be one strong syllable or it may be many light and one strong".

The core is integrated with two piezoelectric face sheets to measure or control deformations or stresses.

They usually engage in this behavior around certain triggers or stresses that can be pegged to a certain time of day.

Parent-specific variations in hybrids allow dynamic interactions and changes in the genome that may endow hybrids with greater ability to adapt to environmental changes or stresses.

Environment consists of a set of stimulations or stresses that can lever changes in behavior that amplify or minimize exposure to risks.

(3) Case III-R: Diffusion is limited by purely mechanical response of the coal matter to gas pressure or stresses induced by gas sorption.

The modification of the fields induced by the presence of a small defect is taken into account by using asymptotic corrections of displacements or stresses.