Sentence examples for for the firmness from inspiring English sources

We provide unambiguous rheological definitions for the firmness, rubberiness, softening and fluidization of soft-solid food gels.

In the present work we define equations for the firmness F, springiness S, and rubberiness R, of semi-soft food gels such as cheeses that exhibit broad power-law stress relaxation over a wide range of timescales.

Our equations for the firmness F, springiness S, and rubberiness R, also correctly predict the effect of changing the magnitude or time-scale of the stress loading on the material even in the case of irreversible flow events, when cheese progressively transitions from a solid to a liquid.

In Gandhi Under Cross-Examination, they create an imaginary courtroom where they can put the screws to an imaginary Gandhi over his non-imaginary racial views, his rampant careerism, and the lies and fabrications at the foundation of his movement for the "firmness of truth".

[I]t will be equally forgotten that the vigor of government is essential to the security of liberty... and that a dangerous ambition more often lurks behind the specious mask of zeal for the rights of the people than under the forbidden appearance of zeal for the firmness and efficiency of government.

The ends of the stumps were forked to support the light bail and there were criteria for the firmness of pitching the stumps into the ground and for the delicate placing of the bail so that it would easily topple when a stump was hit.

The firmness model describes postharvest firmness behaviour for tomatoes as a function of the firmness at harvest, the storage time and the (firmness) biological age at harvest.

He raised high into the air his "spud": a basic piece of ice fishing equipment that consists of a six-foot-long steel pipe with a spike on the bottom and is used for testing the firmness of the ice.

To supply new beds for its hotels, Radisson turned to the Select Comfort Corporation, a Minneapolis-based manufacturer of beds called Sleep Number, which employ air-chamber technology for adjusting the firmness of mattresses on a scale of 1 to 100.

After 4, 9, 13, 17, 21 days of incubation for S. sclerotiorum and 3, 6, 9, 12, 15 days for B. cinerea, the firmness of the sclerotia was evaluated by pressing them between sterile tweezers; sclerotia were classified as soft or hard as an yes/no decaying parameter.

In this type, body fluid pressure, maintained by muscle tension beneath the body wall, provides the firmness necessary for the function of muscles involved in movement.