Sentence examples for produced strength from inspiring English sources

As the historian John Anthony Froude put it, "Virtue and truth produced strength, strength dominion, dominion riches, riches luxury, and luxury weakness and collapse".

This contrasts with the evidence described in other studies in which a hypertrophic resistance training program produced strength gains [31], and muscle cross-sectional area (CSA) increases driven by the growth hormone response [26].

The influence of the quality of the recycled aggregate (amount of declassified and source of aggregate), the percentage of replacement on the targeted quality of the concrete to be produced (strength and workability) has been evaluated.

Moreover, a quaternary blend of ultra-fine VA (20%) with EAFS (10%) and QD (10%) produced strength higher than all other ternary and quaternary blends at all ages and comparable 91 days strength to control mortar.

The produced strength of the trunk extensors seems to be less useful for discriminating between healthy people and LBP patients than endurance capacity.

To be barred, the female must have hyperandrogenism that "confers a competitive advantage," the I.O.C. said, which means the androgens produce strength, power and speed because the body is receptive to them.

The brick, first produced in a sun-dried form at least 6,000 years ago and the forerunner of a wide range of structural clay products used today, is a small building unit in the form of a rectangular block, formed from clay or shale or mixtures and burned (fired) in a kiln, or oven, to produce strength, hardness, and heat resistance.

The specimens were subsequently subjected to destructive and non-destructive testing to determine the influence of each ageing parameter and to establish a combination that produces strength characteristics similar to those of naturally aged glass.

It would teach other lessons as well: information is power, collaboration produces strength, social policies have consequences, and they themselves are not merely numbers or test scores but sentient, thinking individuals with potential.

Both the break and the make method (ICCs for both methods are 0.90 or higher) produce strength measurements that have excellent reliability, although the 'break' technique produces higher values [ 44].

Indeed, one of the strongest pieces of evidence for EST to produce strength and skill effects comes from gait re-training studies (Everaert et al. 2010; Stein et al. 2010).