- Look up
stress or
stressy in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Stress may
refer to:
Stress (biology), an organism's
response to a
stressor such as an environmental...
- physical,
chemical and
mental responses internally.
Physical stressors produce mechanical stresses on skin, bones, ligaments, tendons,
muscles and
nerves that...
- also
known as
Zhuravskii shear stress formula after Dmitrii Ivanovich Zhuravskii, who
derived it in 1855.
Shear stresses within a semi-monocoque structure...
- tri-axial
stress system, with the
three prin****l
stresses being hoop, longitudinal, and radial. Therefore, by definition,
there exist no
shear stresses on the...
- or
shear stresses. In the most
general case,
called triaxial stress, the
stress is
nonzero across every surface element.
Combined stresses cannot be...
-
residual stresses are
stresses that
remain in a
solid material after the
original cause of the
stresses has been removed.
Residual stress may be desirable...
-
different stresses in people's
lives is the
Holmes and Rahe
stress scale.
Physiologists define stress as how the body
reacts to a
stressor - a stimulus...
- Many
stress management techniques cope with
stresses one may find
themselves withholding. Some of the
following ways
reduce a
lower than
usual stress level...
-
Compressive stresses are
generated in
objects when they are
subjected to
forces that push inward,
causing the
material to
shorten or compress.
These stresses occur...
- and thermodynamics,
thermal stress is
mechanical stress created by any
change in
temperature of a material.
These stresses can lead to
fracturing or plastic...
