But his physical ailments hardly pose the stresses of the imaginary ones plaguing her passive-aggressive mum (a deliciously dotty Joan MacIntosh), who has not spoken to her ex-husband in two decades but refuses to answer her phone because she imagines it might be he.
Over the last decade, agricultural activities in the study area have intensified, which posed high stresses on water resources in the basin.
In addition, the directions of bedding planes and in-situ stresses pose the significant influences on wellbore instability.
We predict that as atmospheric CO2 concentrations increase, conditions in estuaries will be less favorable for calcification in all salinity zones and will pose new environmental stresses on their inhabitants.
However, numerous biotic and abiotic stresses pose formidable challenges to the realization of this potential.
It may be beneficial to accommodate ergonomic assessments to identify and reduce risk factors which may pose differential biomechanical stresses to the female workers.
Our results suggest that oxidative and free radicals stresses pose a multilayered threat to cell and that YbeY dependent sRNAs (which include both Hfq- dependent as well as independent sRNAs) have hitherto unappreciated roles in helping cells to adapt to such stresses.
Plants, as sessile organisms experience various abiotic stresses, which pose serious threat to crop production.
To finalize problem statement we pose conditions on contact stresses: in the contact points the normal stresses are contradirectional and have the same value.
Unavailability of long term tests at low stresses may pose additional problems under creep since creep is stress state controlled but fatigue in not.
