Sentence examples for conserved strength and from inspiring English sources

Switching from a classical Al2O3-based thick-film beam to LTCC allows design of a 3D structured beam with increased sensitivity of the piezoresistive bridge, yet largely conserved strength and stiffness.

These are evident in the fish's speed (up to 70kph) and extreme swimming efficiency, evolution having honed its body to reduce drag and thus conserve strength during transoceanic migrations.

But consider this: Should Woods, rather than pushing himself to play more in order to get stronger, follow the Hogan option and play less to conserve strength?

Few living things, human or animal, are seen on the streets anymore, given the frequent shellings and the need to conserve strength.

Last summer he canceled a conducting trip to the Verbier Festival in Switzerland to conserve strength.

But he did not play the previous game against Vanderbilt in order to conserve strength for Florida.

We must conserve our strength and so preserve our way of life.

But Burnett said he had learned to conserve arm strength and stop trying to challenge ballpark radar guns.

Since then he has cut back on his commitments to conserve his strength and focus on the concerts he most wanted to do.

In "Lazarus and the Hurricane," a book written by two of the Canadians, Sam Chaiton and Terry Swinton, Carter was quoted as saying that he had consciously held back to conserve his strength and stamina for the later rounds.

Take as many days off as you can, if that is possible, during the pregnancy, so you can conserve your strength and sanity and give yourself the occasional break.