Sentence examples for better strength to from inspiring English sources

He had 175 tackles and 8 1/2 sacks last season, but with a time of 4.85 in the 40, he lacks the sideline-to-sideline speed of Bailey, but he has better strength to shed blocks.

At many drilling sites for oil production the use of high strength aluminum alloy for the drill string can be preferable than steel, due to its better strength to weight ratio, lower stiffness and higher corrosion resistance.

The results showed that the hydroxyapatite microspheres with controllable pore structure and high porosity could be fabricated by this method, which have better strength to resist the compressive force.

The results in Table 5 compared to Table 6 show that the ensemble SVR has better strength to model the uncertainties of μ od with overall best result from ensemble SVR with the functional form f(γ API, T). Figure 1 gives a graphical comparison of the ensemble SVR results with different functional forms for μ od prediction.

These structures provide better strength-to-weight ratios for the fuselage covering than the truss-type construction used in earlier planes.

Comparisons with isotropic porous structures show that our anisotropic structures have better adaption with the stress tensor field and thus gain better strength-to-weight ratio for the 3D printed model.

An aluminum alloy sleeve has better mechanical strength to withstand high loads as well as high temperatures up to 1300 K.

Here microbubbles were targeted to ICAM-1 and selectins and demonstrated that dually targeted bubbles had significantly better adhesion strength to activated endothelial cells relative to single target bubbles.

This study showed low molecular weight PLLA film had better adhesion strength to magnesium than the high molecular weight PLLA or PCL but concluded that both PLLA and PCLA are promising materials for protective coating [ 43].

An ice sock is simply a polyester or nylon sock that resists breaking when frozen, is strong enough (70 lb or better burst strength) to hold several pounds of ice melt crystals, has a weave pattern that prevents tears from unraveling the weave, resists UV damage, resists mild acids, and is refillable.

Finger joints made from longer finger (25 mm) generally exhibited better strength properties compared to shorter one.