An aggregation-prone stress sensor domain (SD) is indicated in dark green.
In one particular case simulated in this study, it was shown that failure in the drift walls could be prevented if the compressive stresses in back-fill were fully developed within 50 yr, which is when thermally induced rock strain begins to create high differential (failure-prone) stresses in the near-field rocks.
However, welding introduces potentially unwelcome microstructural changes, stresses and contaminants which can weaken the metal and make it prone to stress corrosion cracking.
In this context, welded joints are well known as the weakest points in bridges, since they are prone to stress concentrations leading to initiation of fatigue cracks being in current design codes evaluated using primarily the nominal stress method (NSM).
(Little, Brown, 2002) "Young runners and gymnasts especially are prone to stress fractures.
If you are prone to stress you will naturally find things more difficult.
Roxana is devout and sweet-natured, her husband, no longer a practising Parsi, short-tempered and prone to stress.
If you're already prone to stress, not knowing what to expect will cause you to have problems.
The counterargument is that persons with certain types of impairments are more prone to stress in altered environments unfamiliar to them (UNISDR 2013).
A stiff adhesive was applied in the middle portion of the overlap, while a low modulus adhesive was applied towards the edges prone to stress concentrations.
Isthmic nodules are especially prone to stress concentration effects because they tend to produce a focal skin bulge with uneven contact under the flat transducer and be compressed directly against the unyielding trachea.
