Lexical stress (3448 bytes)
1: ...dary stress a few syllables away from the primary stress, as in the words ''cóunterfòil'' or ''còunterint...
3: ..., stressed syllables have a higher pitch than non-stressed syllables — so-called [[pitch accent]] (o...
5: ...yllables in English also have higher pitch than unstressed ones.
7: ...yllables. Research has shown, however, that vocal stress does not imply louder [[phonation]], nor more for...
9: ...a predictable way (they're said to have a regular stress rule), such as [[Latin]].

Lexical analysis (4504 bytes)
1: ...ng a sequence of symbols called "[[token (parser)|lexical token]]s", or just "tokens", which may be handled...
3: ...t goes only to itself on all characters. When the lexical analyzer lands on the dead state, it is done; it ...
5: ... certain type. In order to construct a token, the lexical analyzer needs a second stage. This stage, the ''...
11: ...nverted (with [[whitespace]] suppressed) into the lexical token stream:
22: ... not efficiency of execution. However, since the lexical analyzer is the subsystem that must examine every...

Lexical semantics (1146 bytes)
2: ...uestion is how words map to concepts. As tools, [[lexical relation]]s like [[synonym]]y, [[antonym]]y (oppo...
9: ...versp/ftp_html/thesis.html Contextually-Dependent Lexical Semantics], on-line PhD thesis

Lexical definition (1281 bytes)
1: ...tion]] one is likely to find in the dictionary. A lexical definition is usually the type expected from a re...
3: Note that a lexical definition is ''descriptive'', reporting actual u...
5: When the breadth or vagueness of a lexical definition is unacceptable, a [[precising definit...
9: In [[computer science]], the lexical definition defines what [[token (parser)|token]]s...

Flex lexical analyser (1055 bytes)
1: The '''Flex [[lexical analyzer|lexical analyser]] generator''' is a [[free software]] al...
5: ...or generating scanners: programs which recognized lexical patterns in text. flex reads the given input file...
7: A simillar lexical scanner for [[C plus plus|C++]] is flex++.

Lexical functional grammar (2062 bytes)
1: '''Lexical functional grammar''' (LFG) is a reaction to the ...
22: Bresnan, Joan (2001). ''Lexical Functional Syntax''. Blackwell.<br>

Mass lexical comparison (11943 bytes)
1: '''Mass lexical comparison''' or '''mass comparison''' is a contr...
15: == Mass lexical comparison ==
17: ===Lexical similarity===
18: ...eenberg invented a new statistical method, ''mass lexical comparison''. In this method, one simply compare...
28: Thus, paradoxically, the lexical comparison method becomes more accurate as the in...

Stress (461 bytes)
1: '''''Stress''''' has different meanings in different fields:
2: * [[Stress (physics)|Stress]] in physics, see also [[pressure]].
3: * Medical or psychological stress, see [[stress (medicine)]].
4: * [[Vocal stress]], see [[phonology]].
5: * [[Link stress]] (network theory).

Shear stress (1303 bytes)
1: '''Shear stress''' is a [[stress (physics)|stress]] state where the shape of a material tends to ch...
3: ...|tensile]] and [[compressive stress|compressive]] stress.
5: ...ing, consisting of shear, tensile and compressive stress.
15: * [[tensile stress]]

Stress analysis (1714 bytes)
1: ...fied forces. This is achieved when the determined stress from the applied force(s) is less than the ''ulti...
3: Most often the term stress analysis is applied to mathematical or computatio...
5: ...t or structure and then determining the resulting stress using [[sensor]]s, but in this case the process w...
7: ...n they would otherwise. The analysis to determine stresses under these dynamically forced conditions is te...

Stress concentration (1087 bytes)
1: ...object under load has higher than average local [[stress]]es due to its shape.
3: ...er is to design the shape of the object to reduce stress concentrations.
5: ...th its relatively large [[diameter]], causes less stress concentration than the sharp end of a crack.
7: ...rners of hatches in [[Liberty ship]]s in cold and stressful conditions in winter storms in the [[Atlantic ...

Stress (physics) (14123 bytes)
1: [[Image:Stress tensor.png|thumb|right|270px|Stress tensor]]
3: ...mplifying assumptions are often used to represent stress as a [[vector (spatial)|vector]] for [[engineerin...
5: ...s circular cylinders with pure axial loading, the stress normal to the cross-section is constant.
7: ...rbitrary plane through P can be computed from the stress tensor at P.
9: ...ic]] or [[ductile]] materials failing under shear stress.

Stress testing (563 bytes)
1: ...the results. For example, a [[web server]] may be stress tested using scripts, bots and various denial of ...
3: [[Medical]] context: '''[[Cardiac stress test]]''' is used mostly commonly to identify pro...

Abiotic stress (345 bytes)
1: ...t on environmental factors, and continued abiotic stress can have harmful effects on them.

Stress and duress (4694 bytes)
1: '''Stress and duress''' is a term which has been use by the...
19: ...indicator of international judicial views on the "stress and duress" methods authorised for use by the US ...
29: * http://www.phrusa.org/past_news/iraq051004_stressandduress.html Human Rights Groups Respond to the ...

Stress (medicine) (8327 bytes)
1: '''Stress''' (roughly the opposite of '''relaxation''') is ...
4: ...elye was able to separate the physical effects of stress from other physical symptoms suffered by patients...
8: ...ody engages defensive countermeasures against the stressor
11: ...ess is used alone, typically it is referring to distress.
13: ... more physical stress on bodily organs. Long-term stress can be a contributing factor in [[heart disease]]...

Geopathic Stress (1710 bytes)
3: ...urces and other sources of energy. Geopathically-stressed locations have been blamed for a long list of a...
5: ...to one in which there was no detectable geopathic stress.
7: ...he rods will reveal the places in which geopathic stress is strongest, i.e., areas containing a water vein...

Tensile stress (789 bytes)
1: ...). In the uniaxial manner of [[tension]], tensile stress is induced by pulling forces across a bar, specim...
3: ...ess as well [[compressive stress]] and/or [[shear stress]].
5: ...f [[tensile strength]], namely the limit state of stress.
7: Tensile stress is the opposite of [[compressive stress]].
9: See also: [[tension]], [[shear stress]], [[physics]], [[tensile strength]], [[strength ...

Life stress (413 bytes)
3: ''See also [[Stress (medicine)]].''

Stress management (1644 bytes)
1: ...tered environment with too many tasks can lead to stress.]]
2: ... dealing with [[Stress (psychology)|psychological stress]].
4: Definition of stress:
5: Stress management defines ''stress'' precisely as a person's physiological response ...
8: Causes of stress:

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