The phrase "at high strength" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing the intensity or durability of a material, force, or condition.
Example: "The structure was designed to withstand forces applied at high strength to ensure safety and stability."
Alternatives: "with great strength" or "under high pressure".
The hierarchical multiphase microstructure design allows for the operation and interaction of different shear deformation bands to provide large plastic strain at high strength.
At high strength targets, it is feasible to replace the fine aggregates up to 20% without reducing the target compressive strength significantly.
Furthermore, when compared to the control samples, no significant compressive strength reduction was observed for concrete mixes prepared with drilled cuttings at high strength targets (2800, 1200 and 300 psi).
Finally, the retained austenite grains in the medium-Mn steel can either transform to martensite gradually or twin during deformation, and contribute to large elongation at high strengths via both TRIP-assisted and TWIP effects.
16 Molecular dynamics simulations have shown that deformation of small bcc volumes can lead to a loss of dislocations at low strengths, but actually lead to increased dislocation densities at high strengths, 17 a hypothesis supported by recent in situ TEM results.
Proposed equation predicts tensile strength closer to experimental value at higher strength level.
It is clear that ACI code over estimate the tensile strength at lower compressive strength and under estimate at higher strength.
The decrease in the fatigue strength at high-strength level can be explained by fracture mechanics and attributed to the transition of fatigue cracking sites from surface to the inner inclusions, resulting in the maximum fatigue strength σmaxw at an appropriate tensile strength level.
The province is also taking aim at "high-strength opioids" by no longer covering their cost.
