Sentence examples for theory strain from inspiring English sources

Severe childhood maltreatment is an example of an important social risk factor for the development of antisocial behavior and plays a central role in different criminological theories (e.g. self-control theory, strain theory and coercion theory).

It has to be said that Robinson's ingenious Ripper theory strains the limits of credibility.

Congruent with this theory, strains belonging to the same ST contain identical or highly conserved spacer sequences between the interspersed STAR motifs at a specific locus even when repeat numbers varied.

Within the framework of hyperelasticity theory, these strain invariants generate decoupled stress components in the hydrostatic pressure, the fiber tension and shear terms.

Fleck, N.A., Hutchinson, J.W., " A Phenomenological Theory for Strain Gradient Effects in Plasticity". J. Mech.

We have studied different microbend test specimens using the theory of strain gradient plasticity.

To consider the small scale effects, the nonlocal elasticity theory and strain gradient theory with one gradient parameter are adopted.

The analysis is based on classical coupled thermoelastic theory (plane strain) and finite Fourier transforms.

Comparative studies using finite element simulations and mixture (biphasic) theory confirmed strain distributions in the layered agarose.

By using Love's first-approximation shell theory, a strain energy functional containing both bending and stretching effects is formulated.

In this work, we employ crystal plasticity theory and strain energy release maximization theory to uncover the nucleation mechanism of P-orientations near a coarse precipitate of a plane strain compressed Al alloy.