Sentence examples for different levels of strength from inspiring English sources

But I just answer them back straight – my reasons for becoming a joiner are not different from their motivations and, yes, sometimes things are too heavy but that's because everyone has different levels of strength.

Strength and deformation of improved soil test pieces having different levels of strength were fully investigated through various types of material tests.

defer.add img); Assisted Pull Ups with exercise band – (you can get different types of exercise bands with different levels of strength).

This has the disadvantage that studies with very different level of strengths or limitations may receive similar quality scores, i.e. studies with only few, but very important limitations, may still be ranked among the higher quality studies.

Indeed, an advantage of using our new metric is the values of tie strength are more distinct, then allowing to better differentiate the strength of a tie and establish different levels of tie strength.

The identification of different levels of correlation strength was covered by defining a correlation "strength factor" and covered in Abd El-Moniem and El-Banbi (2015).

Mrs. Merkel continued to oppose so-called euro bonds backed by all 17 members of the existing currency union, which embraces many different levels of economic strength ranging from struggling Greece to the export-driven German economy, which is seen as the powerhouse of Europe.

(b) Mutual information versus the input distribution for a value of SNR of  dB and different levels of turbulence strength.

The results proved that, as expected, distinctly different levels of impact strength and different dependencies on notches and notch radii are obtained for the various test set-ups.

To compare the behavior of these models, different levels of compressive strength were considered through the use of different coarse aggregate types, different W/C ratios and different cement contents.

This paper proposes a vulnerability model of complementary urban public transportation systems (CUPTSs) composed of bus systems and subway systems, with the consideration of passengers' intermodal transfer distance preference (PITDP) to capture different levels of complementary strength between the two systems.