Sentence examples for extending the strength from inspiring English sources

Sure, the Jets tried to mitigate the public relations damage by extending the strength coach Sal Alosi's suspension to "indefinite," but their insistence that no one else, including Ryan, knew what was going on strikes Rich Cimini of ESPN.com as a total farce.

An increase in Lap content would improve the mechanical property and extend the strength range in different locations of the gradient hydrogel.

The authors propose strategic policy recommendations to extend the strengths of American higher education to retain leadership in the global economy.

Purpose of the paper is to investigate the possibility of extending the interlaminar shear strength (ILSS) results obtained by four-point bend testing of unidirectional laminates to multidirectional laminates, such as cross-ply and quasi-isotropic, the testing of which is a common practice in the industry but has not been previously validated in the literature.

We emphasize that the PROfile cannot be used as a screening instrument to identify children at risk of psychosocial adjustment problems, but we are therefore extending the website with the Strengths and Difficulty Questionnaire [ 30, 31] which can be used as a screening instrument.

Current and ongoing research to extend the Direct Strength Method is reviewed and complete references provided.

A new design method was developed and verified to extend the steel strength limitation for designing rectangular CFT columns to 460 MPa in DB 29-57 based on this research.

The objectives of this paper are to (i) validate the FE model developed for simulation of the testing, (ii) perform parametric studies outside the bounds of the original tests with a particular focus on variation in yield stress and influence of moment gradient on failures, and (iii) apply the study results to examine and extend the Direct Strength Method of design.

Therefore, a key to extending the use of high strength steel sheets for automobile parts is the cooperation of the automotive industry and steelmakers in developing materials and forming and welding technologies simultaneously.

Rational design approaches extending the application of the Direct Strength Method (DSM) and employing current state-of-the-art numerical modeling techniques are proposed and validated with test data.

Some authors have suggested that the plateau or decrease could be due to age-related decreases in speed and strength of extending the arm to protect other parts of the body during falls [ 23].