Sentence examples for definition of strength from inspiring English sources

It's sort of like what's the definition of strength.

Writing is humanity distilled into ink, and art can be your definition of strength.

The campaign seeks to make the brand "more accessible and open," Mr. Cude says, "by expanding the definition of strength".

And again, any definition of strength or talent has to take into account the individual's position, vis-a-vis a group or the organization.

It seems to be a way of saying that the culture, behaviours and values which typify the corporate world are not the only definition of strength and leadership and that these women, described by Ogunte as social innovators, present an alternative.

The project gives young people an alternative definition of strength and education to access opportunities beyond those immediately available.

The definition of strength-enlargement exoskeleton power system is given, and the structure of human-mechatronic-hydraulic coupling technology is analyzed.

The researchers used a priori definitions of strengths (i.e., things inherent in a particular structure/setting that facilitated delivery of care coordination services) and challenges (things inherent in a structure/setting that hindered services).

In Debye Hückel theory the single-ion activity coefficient depends on the ionic strength, but two solutions of equal concentration do not necessarily have the same ionic strength, because there is a term in the definition of ionic strength that depends on the square of the counterion charge.

The definition of high strength steel in this paper refers to the materials with nominal yield strength or 0.2% proof stress which is greater than 700 MPa (Eurocode 3: Part 1-12) for carbon steel and greater than 480 MPa (Eurocode 3: Part 1-4) for stainless steel.

Whilst the definition of SC strength remains controversial, our results could be considered to provide some degree of validation for the measures of SC strength that we have used.