Their high strength allows them to endure the repeat stresses associated with vehicle travel over roadways, as well as the initial stress of being buried.
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The language shows phonetic change over time, with the loss and then re-establishment of word-internal vowels due to the effect of Etruscan's strong word-initial stress.
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In loan words, there is in comparison to standard German a preference for initial stress, for instance Bernese German ('casino'), ('chalet') vs . standard German,.
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Interestingly, StAR was found to have an anti-apoptotic effect on the fibroblasts, which may allow them to survive the initial stress of the infarct, differentiate and function in tissue repair at the infarction site.
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I now know that most of the remaining witnesses would be extremely reluctant to attend if they were to be subjected to the initial stress of a wider public exposure which would result from broadcasting,
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At the word level, the first syllable of lexical words receive acoustic correlates of stress are not fully described in Newman's grammar, at least vowel length is a significant correlate : short vowels are lengthened under syllable-initial stress.
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Of course we were also taught that a little puff of air you could feel with you hand to your mouth signaled stress, so I automatically identified any word starting with an aspirated voiceless stop as having initial stress.
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:The article on the Etruscan language says it had a " strong word-initial stress ", which led to " the loss and then re-establishment of word-internal vowels " ( talk ) 00 : 00, 13 January 2014 ( UTC)
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A pitch accent would also seem incompatible with the reconstruction that a preclassical stage of Latin had fixed word-initial stress ( to account for vowel changes in prefixed verbs ) . talk ) 07 : 25, 27 October 2015 ( UTC)
