Sentence examples for cumulative strength from inspiring English sources
The cumulative strength of a binding interaction.
Though the drawings look fragile, they seem to be wired into one another in a way that lends cumulative strength.
The analyst notes that the "cumulative strength of the social messaging industry" has long since crossed the billion-user mark — and it's predicting that, given the current speed of adoption, "we can expect it to cross the 2-billion mark by the end of 2014".
Udovic [7] showed that sympatric speciation only occurs if the cumulative strength of selection against hybrids (s) and the strength of assortative mating is larger than the threshold strength for each of them to cause complete reproductive isolation when acting in isolation, i.e. s + α >1.
The cumulative strength of the body of evidence for each intervention was then graded as A, B, C, or D using the SIGN grading system; impact estimates for each intervention were further cumulatively assessed as having no/negative, uncertain, some or clear evidence of benefit.
To establish a correlation between damage and AE activity, the data was categorized on the basis of amplitude and cumulative signal strength (CSS).
Three distinct stages of crack behavior, illuminated by changes in the slope of the cumulative signal strength versus time relationship, were identified.
The results show two stages of corrosion process and also indicate that, cumulative signal strength can be used as a promising parameter of AE technique to monitor progress of damage in RC due to corrosion.
Under the assumption that local fatigue life is a monotonically decreasing function of the size of the local microstructural feature responsible for fatigue crack initiation we obtain analytically the cumulative fatigue strength distribution, cumulative life distribution and their corresponding distribution density functions.
Finally, our classification scheme suggests that studies measuring a single NCE pathway will not accurately reflect the actual cumulative interaction strength.
Therefore, the "best boundary" can be denoted by a weighted sum of high cumulative edge strength and low cumulative curvature.
