Sentence examples for stresses form from inspiring English sources

Engineers know that residual stresses left over after bending or heating glass change its properties in surprising ways Prince Rupert's drops (shown) can withstand a hammer blow to the head but shatter when snipped at the tail but they know little about how such stresses form or how they work.

Growth stresses formed during the isothermal oxidation treatment may arise from the volume changes associated with oxidation reactions of Ti2AlN.

A review of the geological context of the four terrestrial rectangular networks indicates that tensional stresses formed the structures controlling those terrestrial drainages.

The cells that survived the initial stresses formed small cell clusters (4 to 10 cells) between day 3 and 4 (Fig. 2C).

He sought what he called the spiritual center of his subjects, making pictures that stressed form and abstraction while not entirely ignoring romantic content.

Switzerland Charles-Edouard Jeanneret-Gris, known as Le Corbusier, was the driving force behind the International Style movement, which stressed form at the expense of ornament.

Manganelli first emerged as a literary innovator in 1964, both as the author of the experimental novel Hilarotragoedia, a phenomenological monologue, and as a member of Gruppo 63 (Group 63), a school of literature that stressed form over content.

Special high-strength steels allow large heat-affected zones with considerable residual stresses to form.

Hence, it is important to predict the domain patterns, stray fields, and mechanical stresses that form in these geometries.

A reduced (plane stress) form of Novozhilov's thin-shell theory is used to model the deformation mechanics of the ring.

Volunteers filled out a stress form before and after the procedure to indicate how anxious they were.