Sentence examples for retention of strength from inspiring English sources

New brass and copper alloys offer high strength as well as excellent retention of strength at elevated operating temperatures.

Tensile properties up to 760 °C highlight a significant reduction in stiffness, but a retention of strength, at these temperatures.

The present data show that after short-term exposure to temperatures under 500 °C, the ductility and retention of strength of the 2205 DSS are better than those of the the rebar steel.

There is also conjecture in the literature regarding the retention of strength improvements following a period of detraining postintervention.

None of three antimicrobial agents showed any significant deterioration in tensile strength; 95%% or more retention of tensile strength was reported for both warp and weft.

The friction coefficients of all the surfaces can be as low as 0.45 at 800 °C, and the retention rates of strength and toughness after thermal shock between 25 °C and 1000 °C for 50 cycles could reach 98.8% and 85.3%, respectively.

Another randomized study of 53 lobectomized lung cancer patients showed retention of muscle strength in the intervention group in which the patients participated in mobilization and strength exercise twice daily during admission followed by a 12-week long home exercise program.

The study of mechanical performance showed retention of mechanical strength of mortars based on calcined silt and under certain conditions an improvement.

Retention of tensile strength is highest for PPTD-MBTS accelerated stock, but it is lowest for TMTD-MBTS accelerated stock.

PE concentration played important role on retention of tear strength (Table 13); recipe nos. 2 and 3 caused better retention as compared to those of finished with no PE in the recipe (recipe nos. 1, 3 and 5).

Its retention of tensile strength reached 88% after 15 h immersion in 1.5% sodium hydroxide solution, while that of PBA-UV-WPU completely lost its mechanical property.