Sentence examples for point stress from inspiring English sources

The ultimate strength is the highest point (stress) on a stress-strain curve, often occurring at fracture (which is the complete loss of cohesion).

A plasticoviscous material exhibits elastic behaviour for initial stress (as in plastic behaviour), but after the yield point stress is reached, it flows like a viscous fluid.

In plastic behaviour, the material strains continuously (but still has strength) after the yield point stress is reached; however, beyond this point there is some permanent deformation.

The strain is immediate with stress and is reversible (recoverable) up to the yield point stress, beyond which permanent strain results.

The plastic yield strength here is the stress at a 2 percent strain; the ultimate strength, as stated above, is the highest point (stress) on the stress-strain curve.

This mechanism is described by the normal distribution, where the stress is the largest occurring stress value, the point stress, or the point stress adjusted with the stress gradient, denoted the gradient adjusted point stress.

This was a point stressed by the Swiss bank UBS in a report launched in Davos.

Thus limiting ozone production should be given greater priority, a point stressed by Professor Peter Cox of Exeter University.

"There's no point stressing about it," said Maria Dekeersmaeker, a Belgian sales executive trapped on a flight from Brussels.

One important point stressed was that longer term work should not be seen as an attempt to forecast the future.

That is a point stressed by the Pentagon in trying to assuage the concerns of military families".