Sentence examples for slow stress from inspiring English sources

During this run, a slow stress drop persisted for approximately 1 s until a residual stress level was achieved.

Especially, slow stress relaxation in the intermediate stage and faster relaxation thereafter predicted from the rod like and dumbbell shapes are consistent with the experimental data.

During this experimental run, a slow stress drop associated with multiple slow rupture propagation events persisted for approximately 20 ms, after which a fast drop in stress (as shown in A and D) occurred at seismic speeds.

Due to that complementary relationship we included both, the fast as well as the slow stress reaction response in our study.

Although fast and slow stress measures before and after MRI did not show significant correlations, a significant difference of SCLs pre and post examination was clearly detectable, as well as a trend of decreased cortisol levels for both time points.

I certainly mourn the old Sunday, when the work-life balance emphatically shifted, when pace slowed, stress diminished, streets were quiet and neighbourhoods behaved as real communities.

Therefore, the effects of slower stress disturbances caused by decadal-scale modulations of the state variable would persist for longer on larger asperities.

Instead of conventional "hard" blocks, entanglements served as the physical crosslinks in this system, slowing stress relaxation (suspending flow) above the melting temperatures of the soft blocks long enough to allow facile elastic deformation for shape fixing.

Acting in concert with this fast-acting response are slower stress responses, driven primarily by the adrenal cortex via corticosteroid hormones, that lead to longer-term elevated reactivity.

Complementary to the SAM-system, the activation of the HPA-axis represents the slower stress response reaction and leads to the secretion of cortisol.

Finally, a slow drought stress was imposed using 1 mM PEG and the intensity of the drought stress was assessed by recording the transpiration ratio (TR) on a daily basis.