Sentence examples for stress vent from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, vents show a clear pattern of genera richness and diversity inverse correlated to stress (vent fluid emissions).

Mr. Trump has been known, in moments of frustration and stress, to vent threats of action to members of his inner circle.

Not saying I would have otherwise drank myself into oblivion, but I needed to do a fair bit of de-stressing and venting, and both of those things feel more cathartic with a beer in my hand -- though not after the food poisoning.

Nakamura (1969) indicated the existence of a strong relationship between regional stress fields and vent distributions observed on Fuji volcano, Izu-Oshima volcand, and Hakone volcano.

Support summer festivals enabling 15,000 children to vent stress and engage with their peers in sports, art and cultural activities.

Particularly, the metal-binding metallothionein gene was highly expressed in the non-normalized transcriptome library, probably reflecting the physiological need for continuous production of this protein to overcome the metal stress occurring at vent sites and to regulate intracellular levels of metals.

Getting the cat moderately tired out also helps to use up her nervous energy and to vent stress hormones in physical activity rather than over-grooming.

It's no wonder that employees vent that stress online.

(ii) the relatively small, ephemeral, patchy hydrothermal vents at which a distinct zonation of foundation species and their associated faunas along a physical and chemical stress gradient of hydrothermal vent fluids are found.

If you are angry/sad because of something or someone, do not vent your stress on them and do not treat people badly!

Some said they used this time to share and release their stress from family problems and for venting out.