Sentence examples for tiny strain from inspiring English sources
To find out why that happens, the researchers outfitted another Asian ant species, Oecophylla smaragdina, with tiny strain gauges.
The poor detecting limit and attenuated sensitivity to tiny strain of a strain sensor retard their development toward practical applications ranging from wearable electronics, human healthcare monitoring to smart sensing system.
Here, a strain sensor with high sensitivity to tiny strain, high flexibility, fast response and good stability is developed utilizing the micro-cracked metal thin film based on a novel working principle of combining the overlap mode with tunnel effect of the adjacent cracks.
Each time he had to go to the vet, he shook, panted, climbed up our bodies, and tugged on his leash, his tiny body straining for the door.
So this spring, a team of experts conducted a stress test on the 2,080-pound 2,080-pound a system of tiny wireless strain gauges.
If a tiny inbred strain called "oyster 6" is bred with the similarly puny "oyster 7", the result is a large and fast-growing oyster—"oyster 6x7 which is easy to open and produces tens of millions of eggs.
The alloys show excellent superelasticity of 10.1% improved from 3% for ordinary polycrystalline counterpart and with a tiny residual strain of less than 0.3% after unloading.
When children come into the emergency room in the midst of a severe asthma attack, the scene is uniformly terrifying: chests heaving, eyes bulging and tiny neck muscles straining, all to get just an ounce more air into their lungs.
The implicit operating system alliance between Intel chips and power hungry Microsoft software came under strain from tiny outsiders.
As Grohl wanted the songs "to have maximum emotional potential", the vocals were screamed to the point he had headaches—"when the mic is picking up every tiny inconsistency, you really strain to make it sound right".
The morphology of the strain was tiny, opaque and cells were rough, leathery on the surface of the agar plates.
