Sentence examples for typical tensions from inspiring English sources

Secondly, the design methodology of the City Monitor also aims at addressing typical tensions brought about by such catch-all terms as urban sustainability.

In particular, when it comes to company valuation, managers should anticipate a significant increase in the typical tensions between management and its buyout partners on the one hand, and the company's shareholders on the other.

Typical tensions associated with cells range from 10-5 –10-4 N.m-1 [45,46,113] while tissue surface tensions are usually found in the 10-3 N.m-1 range [23,114].

WALL STREET JOURNAL Private Equity Executive Predicts Tension Among Investors  |  Mario Giannini, the chief executive of Hamilton Lane, said the typical tension between fund managers and investors in the private equity industry is being replaced by a new struggle, The Wall Street Journal reports.

In addition, the failure mechanisms of typical tension and compression specimens are disclosed.

This failure mode led to ductile behavior different from the typical tension failure mode of the wood fibers in glulam beam.

She had a history of typical tension-type headaches with a frequency of approximately one every 2 months and an average intensity of four on a visual analog scale.

Figure 12 shows the damaged region of the specimen, where it was noticed that the cross-sectional areas of the fractured re-bars were slightly reduced representing typical tension failure.

There were the typical Gordon/Mandelson tensions going on about who was running the election campaign, there were about 12 people in the room, and Tony said: 'I think we should make a commitment not to raise the tax burden'.

Open image in new window Fig. 9 Typical diagonal tension failure (B400-3-r1).

Figures 8 and 9 illustrate by photographs the flexural failure mode of beam B400-5-r1 and the typical diagonal tension failure mode of the beams of this investigation.