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My name is Daniel Knope, I'm from Louisiana in the United States of America, and I'm a college student planning to go into criminal investigation. I'm currently learning Italian as my second language, with plans to also learn as many languages as possible before I die, including Spanish, German, French, Ukrainian, and Japanese! I'm hoping to be able to use this site to improve other people's English skill, while also increasing my own language skills in the process. My main priority on this site, though, is helping others. Add me on skype! ShayuaHaise Or Email me: [email protected]
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    Imparare l'Italiano, my goals for learning Italian I've just started learning Italian, so I'm not able to write a post in it, but I can still write down my goals. I'm hoping to, by the end of the year 2014, be able to understand Italian both written and spoken, and be able to express myself in the language on a basic level. That means being able to have a conversation in Italian, even if my side is a bit simple compared to the other. As a related goal, I'm hoping to help as many people improve their English this year as I can, regardless of their first language. If I can help someone with their goal of learning English, I'll have achieved half of my language goals for the year. Starting a bit late, but here's hoping for a productive year of learning.
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    Stress and deformation

    I´m trying to improve my English skills, i need to learn new vocabulary of engineering, because i'm student to mechanical engineering. Then i'm writing about a issue of "mechanics of materials", i know that can be a boring topic for many, but i would be greatful with your correction.

    The Axial stress is a kind of stress generated along an axis (which is an important element in most mechanisms), in direction to the axis. The definition of "Stress" is force per unit of area, then "Stress" is measured on a transversal area, in this case, the transversal area of an axis. When a carge (Force) is applied to an element, it generates a "Stress" and a "Deformation" in the element. Stress and Deformation are related to each other.

    Thank you for your help!

     

    I understood this easily, so all the corrections were small mistakes. Good job! If you have any questions about the corrections, please ask!

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