Sentence examples for tensions I from inspiring English sources

Two critical requirements of the cohesion mechanism of water ascent are (1) sufficient cohesive strength of water and (2) existence of tensions (i.e., pressures below zero) and tension gradients in stems of transpiring trees.

This has meant that ECEC policy has been beset with two types of tensions: (i) the role and responsibilities of parents vs. those of government and states; (ii) the role of education vs. care and development of children. Figure 2. Main ECEC policy questions facing governments.

"Are there any family tensions?" I ask.

("Personal tensions," I am told. "Don't even ask").

To ameliorate these tensions, I call for an expansion of the sexual and reproductive health (SRH) agenda in Gambia to include RTI/STI prevention, diagnosis and management.

First, to further reduce tensions, I am directing that all United States strategic bombers immediately stand down from their alert posture.

A limit state function for maximum tension (i.e. tension exceeding yield) has been derived employing Von-Mises theory of failure.

In the present study, reliability assessment of Tension Leg Platform (TLP) tethers against maximum tension (i.e. tension exceeding yield) has been carried out under combined action of extreme wave and impulsive forces.

Recently, surfactants have been widely proposed to enhance the oil production from shales, through either wettability alteration or interfacial tension (i.e., IFT) reduction.

Measurement of time-dependent surface tension, i.e. dynamic surface tension, has been found useful for monitoring rates of the removal of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in environmental/chemical engineering applications.

Within the strain range under study, compressive strength is not achieved, either in compression or in tension, i.e., all cracks grow only under tensile stress.