On the other hand, ductility, toughness and strength of the material decay during hydrolytic degradation.
"His iron hand and toughness revealed in this war impressed the Russians a lot, and he was regarded to be capable of bringing safety and stability to Russia," read an English version of the committee's statement.
On the other hand, the toughness values represent the area under the F Δ curve up to the state of strength failure.
"His iron hand and toughness revealed in this war impressed the Russians a lot, and he was regarded to be capable of bringing safety and stability to Russia," the statement said.
On the other hand, the toughness of shrimp cracker samples covered with GF and EF and that kept in air markedly increased within the first 3 day of storage (p < 0.05).
Brian, at 6 feet 3 inches and 209 pounds, has good size, sure hands and toughness.
His precise route running, reliable hands and toughness are well suited for the indoor league, which has a much smaller field and asks receivers to withstand tackles into padded hockey boards.
Evaluating Campbell before the draft, they considered his assets: toughness, hand strength, natural power and athleticism.
His extraordinary puck handling, skillful wrist shots (which he could make with either hand), and legendary toughness earned him the sobriquet "Mr. Hockey".
On the other hand, the measured toughness of the CIPS blends increases relatively slowly with the concentration of sPS, and a maximum plateau value of only about 350 J/m2 was measured in the range of 8 12 wt% sPS.
