Sentence examples for extent of strength from inspiring English sources
This performance indicates that gel with a certain extent of strength can be achieved under the condition of fluid flow.
As both the temperature and stripping chemicals were comparatively more, the extent of strength loss was also found more.
Shellular has the typical hierarchical architecture across multiple scales, and its constituent material is a plated metallic film with nano-sized grains, providing a high extent of strength well over 1 GPa.
A comparison of numerical model predictions with response parameters measured in fire tests clearly indicate that interfacial bond between reinforcing steel and concrete can influence extent of strength degradation and deflections in RC beams exposed to fire leading to relatively lower fire resistance in the beams.
Extent of strength was presented using p-value; and rs also reported.
Extent of corner strength enhancement due to cold – forming determined using Vickers's microhardness test are reported.
As a result, the extent of compressive strength loss could be reduced by the formation of strätlingite (C2ASH8) in the case of 4% addition of nano-silica.
The changes in the phase formation, morphology, crystallite size, extent of aggregation, strength and nature of acid sites were observed due to variations in precipitating agents and also their order of addition.
Analyzing the result, a lesser extent of compressive strength loss (47.63% in HCl, 39.47% in HNO3, and 3% in Na2SO4) was observed for the hydrogen-rich water-based mortar as compared to that of the control mortar (57.33% in HCl, 55.4% in HNO3, and 14% in Na2SO4) after 180 days exposure.
Still, that was only the Tea Party's first run, so it would have been difficult to deduce the extent of their strength across the country or their future electoral success, especially without a coordinated organization.
The device allows one to measure torque values up to 200 N⋅m with a very good stabilization of the joint even for ankle plantar-flexion which is a function difficult to measure due to the extent of its strength, even for children [ 12].
