Sentence examples for which was stressed from inspiring English sources

Forced to cancel the final week of recording in December 1996, Hoppus realized the magnitude of the situation and quit smoking in order to take care of his voice, which was stressed due to lack of vocal warm-ups, full days of vocal tracks, and the strain of singing for "Dammit", which was accidentally written just outside of Hoppus' vocal range.

Interestingly, use patterns in the "Parkinson's Disease" focused on the biology-oriented main tab Etiology, which was stressed in class.

For instance trust, which was stressed in almost all the studies included [ 37, 38, 40, 41] is very relevant to enrolment.

Two hours into the flight, I smashed, but the baby kept throwing stuff my way so I had to interact with it a lot, which was stressing me out because I really don't know how to behave around children.

Unstressed vowels are not weakened as in English but are given the same value in pronunciation as those which are stressed.

For each host h in sources (which is stressed), VMs with less CPU load are filtered.

In Fig. 6, difference in pitch changes are clearly visible for the /ler/ and /dan/ suffixes both of which are stressed in the utterance.

It is therefore the concept of strategic alliances, between small and large firms, with mutual benefits for both, which is stressed here.

Following the theoretical assumptions discussed in [21], we adopted to mark all vowels, which are stressed (the syllable nuclei) within a word.

Such animals are far more likely to be humanely slaughtered without posing a hazard to themselves and workers than those which are stressed and handled improperly.

For instance, the result from 1E8W and 1E90 clearly bares a remarkable degree of topological similarity between indirectly relatable chemical classes (flavonoids and nucleotides) [28], which is stressed by the nucleotide-like ligands among the top hits (Fig. 1).