Sentence examples for retaining the strength from inspiring English sources
Several strips of bamboo were glued together, retaining the strength and pliancy of the cane but greatly reducing the thickness and weight of the finished rod.
The maximum service temperature of the TiBw/Ti64 composites can be increased to 600 °C while retaining the strength of the monolithic Ti64 alloy the alloy at 400 °C.
"LeDray's distinction as a sculptor lies in his ability to reduce or distill his forms into small-scale objects, while retaining the strength and emotional weight normally associated with works on a massive scale," said David Leiber, director of the Sperone Westwater Gallery in New York, which began representing Mr. LeDray last year.
Dr Murray says: "The 12,000lb (5,443kg), 21ft (6.4m) bombs were aerodynamically-shaped pressure vessels, carefully designed to offer the largest explosive capacity while retaining the strength to hit the ground at supersonic speeds without shattering.
Retaining the strengths of the neo-conservative approach while learning from its failures.
The belief was that the potential increase in efficiency from adding modules to the regular data collection rounds, coupled with new analytical techniques, could provide data on changing health and well-being at a reduced cost whilst retaining the strengths of both surveillance and survey data.
Rectangular vent holes better retained the strength of the packages.
The hybridization of these natural fibers and oMMT permit to retain the strength without compromise the stiffness of BHPU.
The colours of these book illustrations and scrolls retain the strength and depth of those of the hieratic scrolls, which continued to be painted into the 17th century.
It will have a plastic body, reinforced with carbon fibre – which BMW has developed to retain the strength needed for a cabrio format.
She watched her children die, spent long periods apart from her husband, and had her entire life shaped by the political convictions of the men around her. Yet she retained the strength to record her experiences in memoir, including her experience of religious conversion on the journey back from the Caribbean to Britain.
