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The internal twin variant more favorably oriented to the stress grows at the expense of the other one.

In case of this failure, with the increasing of moment coefficient between rotor and valve plate, contact stress grows and oil film becomes thinner.

However, the modified Hall Petch relation indicates that with the decrease of grain size, the yield stress grows at a slower pace to its peak position when the grain size is around 14 nm, and then it starts to drop if the grain size is below this critical value.

Experimental data show that shapes of relaxation curves on pre-loaded samples are strongly affected by strain increment Δϵ = ϵmax − ϵ: (i) when Δϵ is small, stress monotonically decays with time, (ii) with an increase in Δϵ, the relaxation process becomes non-monotonic, and (iii) at relatively large increments Δϵ, stress grows with time.

When a former relationship is high conflict, the stress grows exponentially.

Many types of cells are known to sense the flow by the primary cilium (Simons and Mlodzik, 2008), which becomes increasingly tilted as the shear stress grows, resulting in stronger cellular responses to greater shear stresses.

As the stress grew, he threatened volunteers, and elevated people who served him poorly.

It can be observed from Figs. 4 and 5 that when the landslide displacement increases gradually, the maximum stress and strain grows accordingly.

With the costs of the air campaign mounting, and the stresses growing on air crews, finding a way of breaking the stalemate has become a priority for NATO, and particularly for Britain and France, which are carrying the brunt of the campaign.

Plastic substrate deformation, corroborated by experimental and theoretical approaches, is thus a significant source of error in estimating residual stress from curvature measurements performed at elevated temperatures or applied to coatings with pronounced stresses grown at moderate/high substrate temperatures.

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