Sentence examples for stress lies from inspiring English sources

For fathers who run track, the stress lies in frequent travel.

The materialbehaves in an elastic fashion as long as the stress lies below the failuresurface.

It is shown that, during the cooling stage, tensile stress occurs at the peak of thermally grown oxide/bond coating interface, and compressive stress lies in the valley.

However, the maximum hoop residual stress lies in the thermal grown oxide layer, which is much more than other three layers and presents a strong stress singularity along the thickness direction.

Microscale dynamic effects result in a non-associated flow theory, the flow direction being dictated by the normal to the quasistatic yield surface which is convex while the total flow stress (summation of the quasistatic yield stress with the dynamic stress) lies on a different flow surface which may be sometimes non-convex.

A further level of complexity in regard to the role of Bid in the response to genotoxic stress lies in the fact that Bid can be activated through several distinct mechanisms after DNA damage.

If stress lay at the root of so many modern maladies, Harrington writes, then "healing ties" might be the prophylactic, if not the cure, for cancer as well.

The genes flanking SK did not appear to encode related functions, being an ATP-binding cassette protein and a leucine rich protein lying upstream of ska, while genes encoding a homologue of the E. coli relA and spoT genes which moderate levels of guanosine 5',3' polyphosphate during nutritional stress lie downstream [ 71].

Principal among the stresses lies chronic fatigue, and this is particularly common among the low-cost carriers.

The origin of such growth-related stresses lies in the presence of high turgor pressure rather than external stimuli.

Livingstone could not, he stressed, lay any blame on Brown: 'I am sorry I couldn't get the extra few percentage points that would take us to victory, and the fault for that is solely my own.' His humility will mollify colleagues irritated by his appearing, as one colleague put it, 'asleep at the wheel' during a sometimes lacklustre campaign.