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An Initial Approach for Biofeedback-Based Stress Analysis
International Journal of Public and Private Perspectives on Healthcare, Culture, and the Environment, 2021Stress is a customary response the body has once changes happen. The body responds to progressions with physical, mental, and enthusiastic reactions. Stress could be a traditional and an everyday issue. You will be prepared to worry from your air, your body, and your thoughts. The authors explore stress through some polls.
Rohit Rastogi +3 more
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Signature-based approach for stress-strength systems
Statistical Papers, 2017zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Pakdaman, Zohreh +2 more
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Stress constraint-based iterative approach for configuration design
Journal of the Chinese Institute of Engineers, 2013This study proposes a stress constraint-based iterative approach for configuration design (SIACD) to address the flaws of iterative structural design approaches, such as evolutionary structural optimization (ESO), bi-directional evolutionary structural optimization (BESO), and the fully stressed method, which cannot manage stress constraints directly ...
Chyi-Yeu Lin +2 more
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Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 1997
There is little evidence to suggest that the stress management interventions (SMIs) used in organizations are necessarily effective nor is it clear why, in principle, they should be. Why then do organizations introduce SMIs? A wide variety of reasons is apparent, many focusing on reducing the presumed costs of stress and the attractiveness of what ...
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There is little evidence to suggest that the stress management interventions (SMIs) used in organizations are necessarily effective nor is it clear why, in principle, they should be. Why then do organizations introduce SMIs? A wide variety of reasons is apparent, many focusing on reducing the presumed costs of stress and the attractiveness of what ...
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Female Stress Urinary Incontinence: An Evidence- Based, Case Study Approach
Urologic Nursing, 2014Over half of all women are affected by urinary incontinence at some point during their lives. Due to patients' embarrassment and health care providers' reluctance to discuss this sensitive subject, many women may go untreated, and in turn, suffer with disruptive symptoms and co-morbid complications associated with urinary incontinence.
Jamie, Knarr +4 more
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Discrete Contact Problems with Friction: A Stress-Based Approach
2006Many three-dimensional contact problems with friction between linearly elastic bodies and rigid supports can be successfully modelled by using Signorini’s law of unilateral contact and generalized Coulomb’s law of anisotropic friction. The discrete stress-based static formulation of such a class of nonlinear problems leads to quasi-variational ...
MACERI, FRANCO, BISEGNA, PAOLO
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Relaxation of thermal stresses in dissimilar materials (approach based on stress intensity)
International Journal of Solids and Structures, 1997zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Inoue, Tadanobu, Koguchi, Hideo
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Dimensioning against fatigue - stress-based approach or fracture mechanics?
Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part C: Journal of Mechanical Engineering Science, 2006The non-propagation condition of a sharp crack introduced in the root of a generic notch is investigated. Thus, pre-existing flaws near structural stress concentrations are advantageously treated in a unified manner, giving in the limit of vanishing notch radius the case of a crack in an unnotched component, and in the limit of vanishing crack length ...
H-P Gänser, K Glinsner, W Eichlseder
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An ECG-Based Approach to Pilots’ Instantaneous High Stress
2018Aim: According to current evaluation method of the stress level, a novel method will be put forward, which regard area of pilots’ heart rate changes on a single aircraft flight as a method and algorithm of stress intensity indexes to solve the problem of stress evaluation in response to the instantaneous high stress.
Shuyu Shao +3 more
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A regime-switching approach to model-based stress testing
The Journal of Risk Model Validation, 2009The current financial marketplace has seen the development of increasingly complex products and proper risk management has become a challenging task. Accurate stress testing relies upon models that capture their essential features. Novel, powerful ideas have emerged regarding the dynamics of financial instruments, such as incorporating mechanisms to ...
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