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Others must make stress tests a regular part of their lives.
The flammability of fuel makes stress cracking a possible cause of catastrophic failure.
Back home, there is a stigma attached to this illness, and that makes stress for them.
His new swing, honed through work with CBS analyst Gary McCord, allows Mediate to make stress-free body turns.
Counselors can't make stress disappear, but they often can make all the difference to overwhelmed undergraduates _ and to administrators such as Mills.
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What makes stress toxic, Byars said, is the different ways people process it _ just as a body's ability to process sugar makes the difference between being energetic and diabetic.
Changing sample geometry and fixtures can make stress and strain analyzers virtually indifferent of one another except at the extreme ends of sample phases, i . e . really fluid or rigid materials.
He experimented in his brother's house basement and developed a new type reinforced beam called " the Kahn Bar ", where the straight steel beam was bent back some on the edges, making stress distribution " wings " to increase tension strength.