Sentence examples for better tenacity from inspiring English sources

Therefore, yarn sample A6 with 941 coils per meter has better tenacity values than the two preceding samples as shown in Fig. 7.

selene and R. fugax, all share a markedly better tenacity, tensile strength and general toughness as compared to B. mori.

These poly-alanine repeats are more hydrophobic than poly-glycine-alanine of B. mori, likely because poly-alanine β-sheets impart a higher binding energy than poly- glycine-alanine β-sheets, thereby potentially contributing to the better tenacity [ 32].

The results show that the cocrystal has a better ductibility at low temperature, and has the best tenacity at 295 K.

Nurture your small creative successes and you will have better ideas, confidence, tenacity and less insecurity. 5. Don't expect to be happy all the time Happiness ebbs and flows through the day, through the months and years.

But Mr. Padavan also puts that same tenacity to better use on occasion, working to control guns and oppose gambling.

Even better: this kind of tenacity can open doors for you at any level.

Although he was a striker, Dickov was better known for his tenacity than his goal-scoring exploits.

It is possible that these species, though equipped with delicate flagellae and an undulating membrane show higher tenacity and better fixation properties than the species found in the digestive tract of reptiles.

For some of the structures presented here, such as IJEKAJ where only 1.5% of all structure solution runs gave a correct solution and only when the structure solution was biased with the correct preferred orientation, finding a better model took expertise, tenacity and several months of hard work.

Inside the ring, Ali was a fighter who early in his career was known as Cassius Clay, and even though he held his hands too low and his punches were often glancing, he bettered opponents with his tenacity and versatility.