Sentence examples for estimated strength for from inspiring English sources

In August, Foreign Policy''s Micah Zenko noted that, "Despite more than 200 JSOC (and occasional CIA) airstrikes over the past eight years, the State Department's estimated strength for al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula grew from 'several hundred members' in 2010 to 4,000 fighters now—a force size it has maintained for the past half-dozen years".

Figure 1 shows estimated strength profiles for both strong and weak parts of the passive margin offshore southern China based on basic models of lithospheric strength (Burov and Watts 2006).

The utilities can be used to estimate strengths of preference for each profile, and results are accumulated over respondents to provide shares of preference among scenarios.

However, there are insufficient data for verification of the Pinto and Schindler model for estimating strength gain under variable temperature conditions.

In these methods, the nonlinear static analysis is used for estimating strength and deformation capacity of steel moment resisting frames.

Using methods which are applied for estimating strength and toughness of composites reduces rate of trial-and-error in their design.

Considering temperature variation by the heat of hydration in mass concrete or the change of external environment, Kim et al. (2002a) proposed a modified strength maturity relationship for estimating strength development of concrete, as summarized in Table 6.

The polar section modulus (Zp) is related to both torsional and (twice) average bending strength in any two perpendicular planes [52], and is the measure used for estimating strength in this study.

Thus, it is paramount to validate these correlations to check their suitability for estimating rock strength for a specific location and geology.

A mathematical model was applied to continuous indoor and outdoor particulate matter (PM) measurements to estimate source strengths for a variety of prescribed human activities that resuspend house dust in the home.

Similarly, dissociation rates (kd) are concentration-independent and thus could be used to estimate binding strengths for different lengths of complementary strands.