Sentence examples for repeated stressing from inspiring English sources

Further insights such as the (contact) history-dependent softening during decompression, strain hardening on repeated stressing, strength recovery by drying, and the fragmentation pattern by cracking are also presented.

Handel's awkward, repeated stressing of the fourth syllable of "incorruptible" may have been the source of the 18th-century poet William Shenstone's comment that he "could observe some parts in Messiah wherein Handel's judgements failed him; where the music was not equal, or was even opposite, to what the words required".

TC test is based on temperature changes that induce repeated stresses at bonding interface.

Bituminous road pavements may suffer from cracking over the years due to repeated stresses.

It's not that surprising – car manufacturers use plenty of robots to mimic repeated stresses on car parts to make sure they can last a long time.

Bone cells normally adjust to repeated stresses by building up new bone tissue, which is constantly being recycled.

When the trains run on the cantilever deck of the box girder, they may generate excessive and repeated stresses on the root of the cantilever deck and affect the serviceability and durability of the prestressed concrete.

Juxtaposing these functions would suggest complementary roles during both the initial and repeated stresses.

Presumably, the behavior of dehydration memory genes allows plants to modulate their transcriptional responses during repeated stresses to improve survival.

In the present study, we detected the antidepressant effect of soyo-san in the ovariectomized and repeated stressed female rats.

Therefore, the transcriptional behavior of a TF cannot be used to explain, or predict, the transcriptional behavior under repeated stresses of its target genes.