Sentence examples for fluid strength from inspiring English sources

In 1998, the New York Times wrote about a performance by the Fort Worth Ballet, singling out a male dancer for "his surprisingly fluid strength" while lamenting his lack of "soaring leaps" and "lively pirouettes" in a challenging routine that included Balanchine's "Firebird".

By Alexander Nazaryan November 2, 2012 In 1998, the New York Times wrote about a performance by the Fort Worth Ballet, singling out a male dancer for "his surprisingly fluid strength" while lamenting his lack of "soaring leaps" and "lively pirouettes" in a challenging routine that included Balanchine's "Firebird".

Set in Manhattan's "Silicon Alley," it will mark Pynchon's literary… In 1998, the New York Times wrote about a performance by the Fort Worth Ballet, singling out a male dancer for "his surprisingly fluid strength"… In 1840, the skull of Sir Thomas Browne was removed from the St.

Sensitivity analyses are also conducted by changing the modeling parameters, such as viscosity of injected fluid, strength of pre-existing fractures, and confining stress conditions.

Previous studies have indicated a binary change of this capacitive effect for different ranges of ionic strengths; in particular, this capacitive effect was positively correlated with pore fluid ionic strength at low ionic strength, but negatively correlated at high ionic strengths [24].

Based on the nonlinear vibration characteristics of the ER fluid, the strength regulation strategy is to tune the electric field strength so that the dynamics of the bar is sensitive to the minute change of the vibration amplitude.

Further presence of Hall effects reduces the variations brought in the state of fluid when strength of applied magnetic field is increased.

For the conditions considered in this work, bubble size increase is enough to displace the weight required to overcome the fluid shear strength and yield the surroundings.

Hydrogels are classified as stimuli-sensitive swelling-controlled release systems because they can respond to various environmental conditions, such as pH, the surrounding fluid ionic strength, temperature, an applied electrical or magnetic field, or glucose level changes.

They have excellent resistance to tarnish and abrasion, compatibility with mouth tissues and body fluids, high strength and stiffness, good casting properties, and low cost in comparison with precious metals.

We show that the shear oscillator exhibits three characteristic dynamics in viscous, weak inertial, and strong inertial regimes, and the dynamics are controlled by two system parameters, effective confining height and oscillator-fluid coupling strength.