Sentence examples for semi-strength from inspiring English sources

Wenger picked a semi-strength team as he normally does for the Cup, but one assembled for £133m all the same.

To mitigate this problem, moment-resisting steel frames with energy-dissipative semi-rigid/partial strength connections can be used as an alternative to perimeter frames.

Local damage extent and position across the thickness are predicted using several classical semi-empirical strength-based criteria, while degradation is simulated by reducing the stiffness of damaged plies.

Our conclusions are not affected by this fact, as we are only investigating semi-static strength.

On the other hand, all structures for protecting the sensors, cables, and monitoring equipment can be embedded into a thick elastic adhesive layer of about 5 10 mm and lower semi-structural strength.

The CBR which is a semi empirical strength test is the ratio of the load that causes a penetration of 2.5 or 5.00 mm of a standard plunger in a sample to the standard load that causes similar penetrations of the same plunger respectively in a 13.24 KN and 19.96 KN California sample.

One admiring foreign diplomat even suggests DFID's strengths semi-justify Britain's permanent seat in the UN Security Council.

An extension to this work which considers the presence of a semi-rigid, partial strength connection is described herein.

The seedlings were exposed to 0, 20, 50, 100, 200, 400 and 500 mg/L of CuONPs in semi-solid half strength Murashige and Skoog medium under controlled growth chamber conditions for 14 days.

Type I cement with the Blain value of 500 m2/kg (semi-high-early-strength cement or SHESC, hereafter) is used in this study, which has the same chemical components as standard Type I cement but has a greater Blaine value, as compared to 350 m2/kg for standard Type I cement.

Semi-quantitative grip-strength assessment implied a diminished muscular tone of rpS6P−/− mice (Fig. 1A).