Sentence examples for description of strength from inspiring English sources

In combination with an analysis of microstructures, a description of strength analysis is obtained with respect to process parameters.

The anisotropic failure criterion is formulated in both the deviatoric plane and the meridian plane which collectively offer a general three-dimensional description of strength anisotropy.

Comprehensive literature review of state-of-the-art live VM migration techniques and description of strengths, weaknesses, and critical issues that require further research.

Evidence synthesis was performed by considering the superiority of cohort design in reliability of evidence according to the standardised descriptions of strength of evidence for evaluating association [ 13], in addition to the biological plausibility of this association.

Elements in the participants' descriptions of strengths and weaknesses in parent nurse and parent doctor communication were sorted into categories and subcategories within the two overarching domains designated as "strengths" and "weaknesses".

Heterogeneity and anisotropy of material strength are fundamental aspects of active orogens and description of the strength field in terms of mechanical evolution can significantly extend present Earth surface models.

Rather, its ability to turn firms around deftly, execute strategies economically and overcome obstacles nimbly suggests that a better description of its strength would be "frugal innovation", an ideal that has been much touted in recent years but seldom achieved.

We further show our analytical description of yield strength to quantitatively describe literature results showing a correlation between severe plastic deformation and hardness in a single glass system.

The shape of RDG surfaces also allows for qualitative description of interactions strength.

This objective statement provided both a concise statement of Bob's employment goals and a brief description of his strength in the areas most important for the job.

A description of the strengths of a mathematical approach to theory development offers a compelling argument for its use in organizational studies.