Sentence examples for at any given strength from inspiring English sources

This chemical company leads the pack on carbon fiber, which Sachs says will (with help from resins) replace aluminum and steel as a common component in airplane manufacturing because, at any given strength, it's lighter than aluminum.

Wide range of reference strength data would be useful to proportion the materials for the given strength at ambient conditions.

The scant damage inflicted by the guns of Monitor and Virginia at Battle of Hampton Roads and the spectacular but lucky success of the Austrian flagship SMS Erzherzog Ferdinand Max sinking the Italian Re d'Italia at Lissa gave strength to the ramming craze.

f^ cleft( t right) = f^ c_{28} cdot exp left( { - left[ {frac{{tau_{text{s}} }}{t}} right]^{beta } } right) (26 where f′c(t) is the concrete compressive strength at any given time t, f′c 28 is the concrete compressive strength at 28 days, τ s is a fit parameter taken as 0.721, and β is another fit parameter taken as 27.8.

In regions of ductile deformation, rock strength at any given depth is calculated from viscous flow laws that represent the strength of solids, which are dependent on strain rate, temperature, and chemical composition (Frost and Ashby 1982; Karato and Jung 2003).

This evaluation makes it possible to design GGBS concretes for a desired strength at any given percentage of replacement.

A high-density core resulted in less strength decrease at any given debond size.

The change from deposition to volatilization of phenanthrene at LA, MS, and FL sites give strength to the supposition that the influx of hydrocarbons from the DWH incident changed the direction of phenanthrene flux well after visible oil was gone.

The proposed deal would have ramifications across the tech industry, giving strength to Motorola at a time when Research in Motion and Nokia are faltering.

Christian success was in direct proportion to the strength of Islamic Spain at any given time.

Vanadium and tungsten give strength to steel, but at great expense.