strain造句

elastomeric strain gate

photoelastic strain gage

elastic strain energy

There are signs of strain.

The rope severed under the strain.

She comes of a peasant strain.

This particular H1N1 strain has not circulated previously in humans.

He sang with no visible or audible strain.

A strain of mysticism runs through his poetry.

Eye strain is caused by tiring the muscles that control the eyes. stronger muscles mean less strain.

Specification for high strain dynamic testing of piles

Technical specification for low strain dynamic testing of piles

The strain, geometric equation and principal strain of the elastic solid are all-sidedly studied by using the method of dyad analysis.

God will tune you to harmonize with Heaven's key-note if you can stand the strain.

The principal advantage of the photoelastic strain gauge is that it is directed reading self-contained.

Season with salt and strain the broth. This is now your prawn stock.

The notions of stress and strain developed quantitatively in Chapter I are universal notions.

Many English fans are suffering from a new strain of this ailment.

The circuits can operate continuously, and enable instrumentation for measuring parameters such as temperature, vibration, pressure, positioning, inclination and strain.

People tend to "slouch" or "hunch" over in their seats which puts a lot of strain on their back.

Moreover, to explain the cleavage fracture in ductile materials also needs the development of strain gradient theory.

For instance, strain gauges calculate the stretch in the wires or ropes in the rigging and sails.

An HIV strain resistant to all protease inhibitor drugs currently on the market turns up in San Francisco.

Both the new strain and seasonal flus will be circulating in the world, increasing the risk of flus mixing in Mecca.

In spite of the premature dignity and authority of the school system, I had added a sad and grim strain of my own.

Also, you should also avoid going above a 7% incline because it places too much strain on your back, hips and ankles.

This puts strain on the muscles in the front of your leg, which unfortunately are not strong enough to resist the pulling. Ouch.

And couples who are aware of the consequences of divorce, including the financial strain and upheaval in children's lives that often ensue, are more likely to stick together.

One in five lung cancer sufferers have a particularly virulent strain called small cell lung cancer which kills all but three per cent of sufferers within five years of diagnoses.

Rather, the strain is likely to reflect a rise in the flow demand for Labour, a transitory phenomenon associated with the sudden increase in regional demand and inward-oriented output flows.

Researchers have found that it is a good idea to break up your normal training routine with a different sport as it avoids repetitive strain injuries and increases the strength of joints and muscles.

The genealogy of the H1N1 virus family would explain why exposure to a swine lineage via the 1976 vaccine or to older human lineages offers cross-protection against the new strain.

"Do you know, Villefort, that you are talking in a most dreadfully revolutionary strain? But I excuse it, it is impossible to expect the son of a Girondin to be free from a small spice of the old leaven."

Vietnam's Health Ministry, along with the army, police and various city agencies, staged the country's first practice for what could happen if the H5N1 strain of bird flu virus becomes more communicable among humans, and looses a pandemic that experts fear could kill millions of people.