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At various points, straining credulity to the breaking point, some of the firefighters who were interviewed reduced themselves to describing the presence of a 'golden liquid' and 'red liquid' at the firehouse".

The total scores of the four subscales ranged from 5 to 20 points (time-based WIF and FIW) and from 6 to 25 points (strain-based WIF and FIW), respectively.

But what about the near breaking-point strain he experienced during his tenure, as detailed in National Service?

The variations of residual strain with envelope strain, common point strain, and stability point strain are established based on test data.

Single- and multiplexed-point strain measuring techniques were used to measure strains of the structures.

An asymmetric peak profile was necessary in order to obtain a point-to-point strain uncertainty of 10−5.

The method requires two-point strain gauge measurements on the pressure bar.

Taken at each time point, strain differences can be seen, but no clear pattern emerges for definitive conclusions.

This is important because the two studies differed in animal handling, time-points, strain of rat used, gender and age of animals, array platforms employed, and statistical methodologies.

The first failure point and plateau was used to calculate the ultimate tensile strength (UTS) and the displacement at this point (strain).

The elastograms were evaluated using the Tsukuba Elasticity Score (TES), also known as the Itoh-Score or Elasto-Score, which is a 5-point strain partly corresponding to the BI-RADS classification [Figure  1].