Sentence examples for a strong strain from inspiring English sources

Fortunately there has been a strong strain of self-interrogation in much recent nature writing.

There also seems to be a strong strain of irrationality, though.

Whatever, a strong strain of existentialism seems likely to run through the new season too.

A strong strain of traditionalism runs through Mr. Wilson's art, and it helps explain the work's accessibility across racial lines.

You write that a strong strain in his work is to expose the cruelty and humorless absurdity of capitalism.

From the first his novels included a strong strain of social comment, based on acute observation of middle-class life.

This network imparts a strong strain-dependence to the dynamic modulus.

This result implies a strong strain-driven ME coupling between FeCoB particles and PMN-PT substrate and a fundamental change of the magnetic anisotropy field in FeCoB-SiO2 granular film.

In air, at room temperature, a strong strain-rate dependence of elongation is recognized in both alloys, their response being identical at the faster rates but diverging at the slow rates.

The SAXS patterns of the elongated samples show that the lamellar domains subjected in the case I elongation persist during elongation without any prominent structural change, whereas those subjected in the case II elongation are highly deformed and rotated by about 90°, displaying a strong strain-induced hardening in the final stage of elongation.

In particular, both the overall mean staining score and the frequency of samples with a strong straining score increased with the progression of prostate cancer (Figure 5B).