Sentence examples for under tension of from inspiring English sources

The results show that DNA overwinds under tension of 31 pN, and it begins to unwind beyond 31 pN which is in good agreement with the previous literature.

It has been shown in a previous paper in this series that important dilatation is produced by plastic deformation under tension of neat PP and PP/PA6/POE blends, for which the POE to PA6 concentration ratio equals 1/2.

We have characterized the behavior under tension of the native state (N), and that of the ensemble of partially folded (PF) conformations the protein visits en route to N, which collectively act as a long-lived state controlling the slow kinetic phase of the folding process.

It is delayed until all bivalents have bi-oriented by the production, at kinetochores that have not yet come under tension, of a potent inhibitor of the APC/C called the mitotic checkpoint complex (MCC) whose Mad2 subunit binds tightly to the APC/C's Cdc20 co-activator protein.

Hence the behavior of hair under tension is of interest to beauty care science.

The model includes all the relevant aspects (perfect or hardening plasticity of diagonal straps under tension, buckling of diagonal straps under compression).

"The opening of the market in New York could be a little bit under tension because of the demand and requests coming from European banks," Mr. Trichet said.

Under tension, orientation of molecules continues until the specimen is drawn to about four times its initial length, a property of particular importance in filaments.

In "Story of My Death," Serra mines a clever conceit for its vast historical reach; his frozen images seem to bend and break with spidery cracks under the tension of their inner conflict.

The stories are about how people deal with the messy stuff life throws at them; about relationships coming together, or unfolding, or crumpling under the tension of it all.

The displacement of drops of KCl (100 mM) was carried out under a tension of 120 VDC.