Sentence examples for the stresses generated from inspiring English sources

The weight and location will be entered into a computer program, Mr. Rosenker said, to calculate the stresses generated on each girder and other bridge components.

Their great strength, which is necessary for withstanding the stresses generated by muscular contraction, is attributed to the hierarchical structure, parallel orientation, and tissue composition of tendon fibres.

The chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board, Mark V. Rosenker, said on Sunday that investigators were calculating the stresses generated on each girder and other bridge components from the construction equipment and materials.

"Took a bad step," is just one of several stock phrases ("Put a foot wrong," is another) used by sportswriters to avoid acknowledging thoroughbred racing's central evasion: the 2-and 3-year-olds on the tracks are immature, and their legs' still-developing bones, tendons and ligaments can't handle the stresses generated by the 30-plus-mile-per-hour speeds at which they must compete to win.

However, the stresses generated by the I-RME models were greater than the RME model.

Comparatively, these stresses were less in comparison to the stresses generated on the remaining sutures.

The partial removal of TiO2 nanotubes might be attributed to the compressive stresses generated in the barrier layer between the nanotubes and the Ti-foil during ultrasonic agitation.

This article deals with the residual stresses generated at the surface during the process of plastic pre-setting.

The effect of the intermediate layer on the residual stresses generated in ceramic layer during operation was studied.

The internal stresses generated inside the films were measured using cantilever methods during humidity and hygrothermal cycles.

The maximum stresses generated in the I-RME (6.98 MPa) remained high in case of pterygo-maxillary suture as compared to the plain RME model (3.87 MPa).