Sentence examples for dedicated strength from inspiring English sources

The ice adhesion strength on 6061 aluminum alloy was measured using a dedicated strength testing apparatus, and the freezing process of water droplets at different initial temperatures of the alloy surface was examined with a microscope.

In our study we wanted to apply training programs that were similar to what dedicated strength-trained individuals use in practice.

I've always been dedicated to strength training but knew I needed to prepare for the climbing that was waiting for me in Oregon.

With foul play responsible for only a small proportion of injuries, 1 high-impact forces will always be encountered and it follows that preparation of players with dedicated shoulder strength and conditioning must improve to minimise risk of shoulder injury.

The key component of a microstructural diffusion MRI 'super-scanner' is a dedicated high-strength gradient system that enables stronger diffusion weightings per unit time compared to conventional gradient designs.

The people highlighted here are passionate, dedicated philanthropists, strengths to their communities, and social media masters.

However, the pre-season is also a period dedicated to building strength and weight in preparation for the coming season.

In 1916, the bridge was dedicated with a strength test by having approximately 70 attendees attempt to cross the bridge at once.

I can go on and on... August 9 is dedicated to the strength of women in South Africa and I was privileged to be a part of their celebration in Washington, D.C.

The Home Office has said it still needs to recruit 24,000 police community support officers to provide full-strength dedicated patrol teams in every neighbourhood.

According to Banjoko (2005), Community development is a range of practices dedicated to increasing the strength and effectiveness of community life, improving conditions, especially for people in disadvantaged situations, and enabling people to participate in public decision making and to achieve greater long term control over their circumstances (Banjoko 2005).