Sentence examples for stresses red from inspiring English sources

Fig. 6 Yield stresses (red) and stress drops (blue) as a function of (sigma_{3}) for a (sigma_{1}) value of a 100, b 300, and c 500 MPa.

In wider cells, the layer with highest stress (red) is approximately symmetric along the half-width of the cell, increasing in depth towards both edges and greater towards the downwelling edge.

Three hours later, the brain, liver and red blood cells of the experimental animals were analysed for glucose level and the blood was analysed for selected key indices of oxidative stress: red blood cell (RBC) count haemoglobin (Hb), packed cell volume (PCV) and white blood cell (WBC) count (total and differential).

After the cultivation, ethanol tolerance was evaluated by measuring specific growth rates in 5%% ethanol stress (red bars).

The size describes the value obtained by using the directed Stress: the bigger the node the higher the value; the colour describes the value obtained by using the undirected Stress: red is used for the highest value, blue for the lowest value.

It must be stressed that red wine contains much less sulphite than white wine.

Evolutionary theory for much of its history stressed the "red in tooth and claw" vision that seemed to support the more drastic forms of capitalism that have often led to harm in various countries.

The blue line represents the connection between two stresses, and the red line passes through the origin and runs perpendicular to the blue line.

Joining me once again will be fellow District-of-Columbian Mr Red, who we should stress is not Red in any filthy commie sense, but Red like a Red State, and like the blood of true tofu-eschewing Americans.

(A ) U2OS cells have three subtypes of stress fibers: Dorsal stress fibers (red arrowheads), which are attached to focal adhesion at their distal end; Transverse arcs (yellow arrowheads), which are curved actomyosin bundles oriented parallel to the leading edge; Ventral stress fibers (orange arrowheads), which are thick contractile bundles connected to focal adhesions at both ends.

(Shown here is the model of a femur of Erinaceus europaeus, the European hedgehog, alongside a version that shows stresses induced by bending; red areas denote high stresses).