Sentence examples for of excellent strength from inspiring English sources
After tempering at 450 to 550°C for 1 h, the steel produced by TMCP+QT process shows combination of excellent strength and low temperature toughness.
HfMo0.5NbTiV0.5Six (x = 0, 0.5, 0.7, 0.7) high-entropy alloys are synthesized by induction levitation melting with the aim of achieving a balanced combination of excellent strength at elevated temperature and reasonable ductility at room temperature (RT).
The results vary from moderate to excellent strength of agreement within the same component, which is a serious inconsistency, considering that they are calculated on the same dataset.
Silicon nitride is one of the most promising structural materials for high-temperature applications because of its excellent strength and toughness at elevated temperatures, good thermal shock resistance, low coefficient of thermal expansion, and chemical stability [1 3].
Superalloys are used in these applications because of their excellent strength and creep resistance at high temperature, but these alloys lack resistance to oxidation.
A well known example is the nacre of mollusk shells, commonly called "mother of pearl", whose excellent strength and toughness has been the subject of research for many decades.
The Single Leg Mini Squat test has moderate to almost perfect reproducibility in children aged 9 10 and 12 14 years when evaluating postural orientation of the ankles, knees, hips and trunk, based on the excellent strength of agreement as presented by linear weighted kappa.
High strength pipeline steels have been increasingly applied for cost reduction of fuel transportation due to their excellent strength and toughness.
Ultra high tensile strength of 1058 MPa, large total elongation of 29% and excellent strength-elongation balance of 30 GPa % were attained when the steel was austempered at 425 °C.
The test results show that both types of joints had excellent strengths, approaching that of the composite sandwich reference specimens.
"We have excellent strength in depth.
