Sentence examples for variability of stress from inspiring English sources

To overcome this, we propose using a multivariate distribution model of distinct tensor components to characterise the variability of stress tensors referred to a common Cartesian coordinate system.

The proposed statistical distribution model not only provides a robust approach to characterising the variability of stress in fractured rock mass, but is also expected to be useful in risk- and reliability-based rock engineering design.

Since the variability of stress was unknown, a pragmatic decision was taken to recruit 75 subjects per group, which was feasible in the time period and would give 80% power to detect a difference of 0.4 SDs at 5% significance level, which is a moderate effect size.

A summary of the SSFEM theory is given, and it is shown how the method can be used to calculate the variability of strain and stress in a composite structure with variable material properties.

Our model predictions mirror the results of previous 2D models concerning the effects of lithosphere-mantle relative flow on stress regimes, and allow a better understanding of the lateral variability of the stress field.

Our simulation system shows promising results to support emergency managers in designing and evaluating more realistic traffic evacuation plans with multi-level agent's decision models that reflect different levels of individual variability of handling stress situations.

For much larger sizes, however, local curvature can be within the variability of the STRESS algorithm, yet the shape that emerges can be non-circular and irregular.

The variability of heat stress resistance between the four transgenic lines does not correlate with the level of egr-1 RNA levels in young adults (Fig. S1), but could be due to background differences or differences in egr-1 levels in specific tissues.

The variability of strains, stresses and failure criteria can also be evaluated by using the CGSM.

The variability of RAC stress-strain model was evaluated and the corresponding probability density function (PDF) and cumulative distribution function (CDF) were discussed.

The proposed study aims to quantify the beneficial effect of this retrofit technique on the performance of the longitudinal reinforcement with a first attempt to account explicitly for the pointwise variability of confining stresses.