Sentence examples for in terms of cohesion from inspiring English sources
It must in terms of cohesion, for no one gains from the entrenchment one sees in the US, where so many regard New York and Washington as lands set apart by wealth and insular politics.
Measurements of normal stiffness (Kn), shear stiffness (Ks), shear strength (in terms of cohesion (c) and friction angle from the Mohr-Coulomb shear strength criterion), and initial dilation angle parameters are assessed and critically evaluated.
In this study, a rutting model in power law form was proposed considering the shear stress to strength ratio which can be calculated in terms of cohesion (c) and internal friction angle for different asphalt mixtures.
Tensile strength determination is particularly relevant when TEOS treated samples are under examination, as the formed silica gel can either create chemical bonds with the samples, hence exerting a proper binding action, or else just deposit inside stone pores, hence not giving significant benefit in terms of cohesion [1].
The GSE map is a smoothing of the EME map with fewer regions in the top or bottom classes and thus represents a gain in terms of cohesion.
Their friendship offers anecdotal evidence that, in terms of social cohesion, Waterhead has been a resounding success.
The social benefits of the VSLAs in terms of social cohesion and intra-communal solidarity also seemed to carry as much weight as the financial benefits.
But I'm not worried about the legacy that the World Cup will leave behind in terms of social cohesion and integration".
As we have seen, the top three cities in our ranking (Tokyo, London and New York) have a long way to go in terms of social cohesion.
The small, virulently anti-separatist Citizens party, for example, tripled its representation to nine seats.The fallout in terms of social cohesion in this wealthy and normally placid north-eastern region of Spain is entirely unpredictable.
Mr. Sarkozy's talk of leaving early, even if rhetorical, "is not very good in terms of alliance cohesion," said a Western official in Kabul, speaking on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to the news media.
