Sentence examples for containment strength from inspiring English sources
A commission put together by Texas A&M University discovered that a number of factors led to the Bonfire collapse, including "excessive internal stresses" on the logs and "inadequate containment strength", where the wiring used to tie the logs together was not strong enough.
A commission created by Texas A&M University discovered that a number of factors led to the Bonfire collapse, including "excessive internal stresses" on the logs and "inadequate containment strength" in the wiring used to tie the logs together.
Sibson, R. H. Stress switching in subduction forearcs: Implications for overpressure containment and strength cycling on megathrusts.
The graphite is further surrounded by a coated ceramic layer of silicon carbide for strength and containment of the fission products.
What he advocated was a continuation of the West's policy of containment from a position of strength.
This clearly demonstrates the Germans' strength regarding cost containment.
The Fukushima Daiichi plant was not damaged by the 9.0 magnitude earthquake; this probably vindicates the strength of the (retrofitted) containment vessel.
That being said, there are ways to survive the intestinal onslaught, most of which, like any good disaster plan, involve preparation, containment of the damage and the strength to rebuild.
One story — "A Summer Job" — consists of almost nothing but a mother watching her son and trying to unlock the secret of his self-containment: is it a sign of strength, or only of the crippling weakness he fears and tries to keep at bay?
The Canadian Standard CSA N287.6 (2011) proposes periodic inspections, i.e., pressure testing, in order to assess the strength and design criteria of the containment (proof test) and the leak tightness of the containment boundary (leakage rate test).
The strength assessment of the cargo containment system is then performed based on the statistical analysis of the stress peaks selected out of the obtained stress time history.
