Sentence examples for much in strength from inspiring English sources

The excess values of relaxation time, internal pressure, acoustic impedance, and Gibbs free energy indicate that the interaction between the molecules does not seem to vary very much in strength with changing frequency in the case of N,N-dimethylformamide + cyclohexane + nitrobenzene mixture while the change is conspicuous in N,N-dimethylformamide + cyclohexane + chlorobenzene mixture[7].

However there is a lack of constitutive promoters for E. coli and the available ones do not differ much in strength.

"It was much greater in strength than we anticipated," he said of the northeaster, which struck Saturday and continued to menace the area yesterday.

Hence 3D fabric reinforced concrete structures are much better in strength and ductility as compared to conventional construction materials.

Monthly minimum temperature increasing trend is similar to that of monthly maximum temperature, but much stronger in strength than that of monthly maximum temperature in every month.

The change results of precipitation amount of September-December month in 2009 is similar to annual scale, but much stronger in strength than that of annual scale.

The testing was stopped when any further increase in load cycles did not result in much gain in strength (i.e., moment), but it led to a very rapid increase in rotation.

But he said this was the first time the United States had committed so much in military strength and civilian effort to the country, and therefore the doubters were being "irresponsible" in not looking at the bigger picture.

Results reveal a much higher enhancement in strength both compressive and flexural strengths for the functionalized CNTs with 30% silica fumes over the other samples.

Compared to pure foamed geopolymer specimen (P-series), hollow microspheres filled foam geopolymers (H-series) behaved much better performance in strength and thermal insulation properties in same density levels.

"These are much more dramatic in strength, in saturation.