Sentence examples for stresses away from from inspiring English sources

The suggestion has been made that this forehead swelling served as protection against the impact of the type of head-butting activities seen today in animals such as bighorn sheep, but microscopic studies of the bone structure of these thick domes suggest that they are poorly designed to divert stresses away from the braincase.

This motivates development of technologies that distribute shear stresses away from suture anchors and across the enthesis footprint.

"The sporting director takes a lot of the traditional management stresses away from Steve," Ashworth tells BBC Sport.

The average stress at the notch has been found to be 44% higher than the average stresses away from the notch for a 90 N shear load.

Figure 14 clearly shows that the horizontal strain at the top of the presented beams rapidly decreases to relatively low strains, and thus relatively low stresses, away from the loading point.

That low two iron that I hit takes a lot of stress away from my tee-shots.

Bracing an arthritic knee can help, too, especially with an unloader brace that shifts the stress away from the damaged part of the joint.

That robot would take the stress away from your biological knee, and you could run without further degradation of your tissue.

Unable to cope with the stress, away from his family, the night before a presentation he threw himself off his hotel balcony.

"My goal was to hit a lot of pars at the start of the round and take the stress away from needing to get up and down from the rough," Smith said.

LVADs mechanical pumps that take the stress away from a failing heart by moving blood smoothly around the body without generating a pulse have become smaller and more reliable over the years since their introduction in 1994.