thermal stress
collocation in Englishmeaningsofthermalandstress
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thermal
adjective[before noun]
uk/ˈθɜː.məl/us/ˈθɝː.məl/
connected ...
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stress
noun
uk/stres/us/stres/
great worry caused by a difficult situation, or something that causes ...
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For higher intensities, the target will be destroyed due to thethermalstress.
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Second, thethermalstressinduced by the beam should always be less than the tensile strength of the material.
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Since we consider thethermalstress, we must use the formula (2) for the stress tensor.
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In this paper, we present a mathematical model developed for thethermalstressanalysis in a catalytic combustor monolith.
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The frequency depends on the perceivedthermalstressassociated with the exercise and the initial response recorded.
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Numerical modeling of heavy ion inducedthermalstresswaves in solid targets.
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This change is progressively distributed along the length of the arcade so that no majorthermalstressis felt.
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Thethermalstresstensor calculated in the test-kinetic model, on the other hand, has non-zero off-diagonal components, and its diagonal components are not all equal.
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The main purpose of this work is to study the behavior ofthermalstresswaves induced in such targets by the incident ion beam.
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Influence of postbreedingthermalstresson conception rate in beef cattle.
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Thisthermalstresstriggers a strain wave propagating into the crystal with the speed of sound.
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This brings a rapid temperature increase in the crystal, resulting inthermalstressin the lattice.
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We present a simple and rigorous mathematical model and efficient numerical algorithm for the three-dimensionalthermalstressanalysis of composite structures used in high-temperature catalytic combustors.
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This study constitutes part of a larger research programme designed to infer the underlying genetic connections, if any, between life-history traits,thermalstresstolerance and demography in this species.
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These changes appear to reduce thethermalstressassociated with a specific exercise task by approximately 20% in early pregnancy and by 50% early in the third trimester.
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Viscoelasticthermalstressin cooling basalt flows.
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I remember, in taking evidence, asking about the development of special army uniforms to combatthermalstressin hot climates.
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This keeps the glass from cracking or shattering due tothermalstress.
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Maternal constraints could be largely due tothermalstressor energy available.
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Removing solder with solder wick subjects devices tothermalstressfewer times than using a flowing solder bath.
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