Sentence examples for match strength from inspiring English sources

Safin chose to match strength against strength from the baseline and grabbed the early lead after saving a set point on his serve at 4-5 anotherther at 5-6 in the tie breaker.

There are several other reasons to suspect that dissimilar spousal occupations affect match strength.

In the model, confidence ratings are apportioned by dividing the match strength dimension (the range of values from the decision criterion to the best possible match value) into the number of bins that correspond to the confidence scale (e.g., 10 bins for a confidence scale from 1 to 10).

In the femoral cortex, replacement of damaged bone or bone containing dead osteocytes is inefficient, impeding the homeostatic mechanisms that match strength to habitual mechanical usage.

This was the latest successful joint venture in a golden age in the men's game that has repeatedly matched strength against strength.

In a game contested in a playoff-like atmosphere, the Rams and the Giants matched strength for strength until -- with 63 seconds remaining -- the Giants were abruptly and unexpectedly in position to deliver the final game-winning stroke.

Recommendations about the inappropriate use of force by police officers have been legion, including criticism of South Yorkshire police during the miners' strike for matching "strength with strength" and using excessive numbers of officers, visible riot gear and horses before any disorder had taken place.

In very high strength steels, it may not be possible or feasible to produce a weld metal of matching strength; therefore, a weld metal of lower strength than the parent metal may have to be accepted.

Their match pitted strength against strength.

That is a boxer's boast, meaning that the world's 10th-biggest nation, 100 million strong, will contend with the globe's heavyweights, matching strengths and wits in the arenas of foreign policy, free trade and international investment.

D'Andrea et al. documented that RH measures were all significantly greater in highly-trained endurance athletes, compared to age and sex matched strength-trained athletes.