Sentence examples for unstable stress from inspiring English sources

Important features of the ESP (engineered stress profile) glasses are the crack arrest and multiple cracking phenomena that occur even in an unstable stress field.

The instability line (IL) obtained from undrained triaxial compression tests separates the potentially unstable stress states from the stable stress states and therefore constitutes the triggering stress conditions for soil liquefaction (Lade 1992).

Is it possible that some ribosomes are unstable under stress (e.g., solvent stress) conditions while others are not?

In order to avoid the unstable flow stress during the hot working of a newly designed ultrahigh strength stainless steel (UHSSS), we have constructed processing maps from the measured flow curves during hot compression over the wide ranges of temperature and strain rate using different instability/stability criteria.

In early infancy, she was evaluated by our institution with Harcke method sonography, which showed the hip reduced at rest and unstable with stress.

The natural history of infant hip instability (without subluxation or dislocation), which is reduced at rest and unstable with stress as diagnosed by the Harcke method of sonography, has spontaneous normalization of the acetabular index within 3 years of age.

The inclusion criteria consisted of the following: 1) consecutive cases with risk of typical DDH (no syndromic conditions), 2) infants younger than two months at first sonography, 3) sonography by the Harcke method showing hips that were reduced at rest and unstable with stress, and 4) radiographic follow up until the normalization of the AI.

Cue the "science bit" about how mentally unstable or stressed people can lose track of the location of their body, which gives them the feeling that someone or something else is there with them.

This paper introduces an idea of geometrically grading NiTi structures to obtain a stable deformation response to loading from NiTi which is originally unstable during stress-induced martensitic transformations.

As the police report reads, "At the time, she was psychologically unstable, depressed, stressed and very dizzy.

Selection could have lead to plasticity for life-history traits, as an adaptive response to unstable or stressing environments that yeasts may encounter in natural or industrial conditions [35].