Sentence examples for simultaneous strength from inspiring English sources
What happens in 2015 is almost irrelevant.Nevertheless, it is doubtful whether the simultaneous strength of gold, equities and bonds can last much longer.
The results demonstrate the potential to design and produce fibres and textiles with unprecedented simultaneous strength and toughness for a variety of technological applications.
One popular Moscow view of the Litvinenko case is that it is just part of a murky factional infight ahead of Mr Putin's departure.Outsiders should try to avert the risk that Russia's simultaneous strength and weakness will produce something even more terrifying than Mr Putin, but at the same time be ready to criticise his misdemeanours.
One simultaneous strength and shortcoming of this design is that participants were asked to recall a previous spending experience, rather than engage in a new spending behaviour for the purposes of this study.
A simultaneous strength and weakness of the study was the relative lack of homogeneity among the ICUs.
Ultrafine polycrystalline metals containing nanotwins exhibit simultaneous ultrahigh strength and ductility.
However, simultaneous high strength and ductility were achieved by prolonged ageing of 720 min.
Our results suggested that EHEAs with simultaneous high strength and high ductility, and good liquidity and castability can be readily adapted to large-scale industrial production.
Therefore, the prepared hydrogels demonstrated simultaneous high strength, toughness, and autonomous self-healing within a short time of 10 min, which is rare in the literature.
Our simulation highlights the importance of interplay between the carriers of and barriers to plastic deformation in achieving simultaneous ultrahigh strength and ductility.
Nanotwinned materials exhibit simultaneous ultrahigh strength and high ductility which is attributed to the interactions between dislocations and twin boundaries but the specific deformation mechanisms are rarely seen in experiments at the atomic level.
