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Discover LudwigThe phrase "stress is applied" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in technical or scientific contexts to describe the application of force or pressure on a material or object. Example: In order to test the strength of the bridge, various types of stress were applied to the structure, including tension, compression, and torsion.
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A stress is applied to promote cracks.
(6) The rate of loading (i.e., the rate at which stress is applied) influences mechanical properties.
Tensile stress is applied normal to the cracks.
This gives a delocalized cohesion so that, when a stress is applied, dislocations can move to relieve the stress.
We define the 0° reference as the direction of the linearly polarized (LP) light emitted at threshold when no stress is applied.
An example is the tissue strain response, where it takes about 20 msec after a stress is applied to reach plateau.
When a stress is applied on the half-hydrogenated A-CdSNRs, their band gap displays a steady decrease trend.
Piezoelectricity (literally "pressure electricity") is observed if a stress is applied to a solid, for example, by bending, twisting, or squeezing it.
One end of a polar axis is different from its other end; when mechanical stress is applied on such an axis, opposite electrical charges develop on each end.
A uniaxial mechanical stress is applied to the detector chips in each row using a single stressing mechanism.
Three point bending fatigue load stress is applied in the center of the plate opposite to the initial crack.
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