Sentence examples for blow number from inspiring English sources

Additionally, using tensile strength and compressive strength of reinforced concrete, a nonlinear regression modeling was developed to predict the failure blow number.

The statistical analysis technique was introduced to evaluate the experimental data, and the goodness of fit tests showed that the distribution of the blow numbers to the first crack and up to the final failure followed the two-parameter Weibull distribution.

David J. Kappos, director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office, has called the Chinese patent targets "mind-blowing numbers".

Six minutes before the interval, Quins were dealt a blow when number eight Tom Guest was carried off on a stretcher and replaced by Jack Clifford.

This idea (put forward by physicist Alan Guth) explained in one blow a number of otherwise perplexing features of our universe.

In one blow, that number nearly matched the deadly record of 2009 when 121 UN peacekeepers had lost their lives.

And it's a pretty disappointing failure to perform especially when the company boldly promised to "blow that number out of the water".

A really blow-out number, over 200,000, could show that the US recovery is gathering pace.

She fears that abolishing the payments would deal a further, devastating blow to numbers entering the profession and to the diversity of its workforce.

Coming after so many quarters in which the company urged analysts to be conservative in their forecasts only to then blow the numbers away, any kind of slip is a cause for great concern.

By John Cassidy November 2, 2012 By historic standards, they weren't blow-out numbers.