Sentence examples for slight strength from inspiring English sources
It derives most of its slight strength as entertainment from the saucy performance of Miss Davis and the harried, but good-natured, expression of Mr. Brent.
Compared with Glare, however, NFMLs exhibited slight strength increase and obvious elastic modulus improvement regardless of the fibers plies and sampling direction.
The results show that slight strength degradation for SFRC specimens under cyclic loading is observed in comparison with monotonic loading cases.
But relatively speaking, the composite specimens performed well and achieved the story drift ratios of 0.04 rad before experiencing 20% strength degradation because only slight strength degradation occurred in the composite joints compared to bare steel joints, thus the composite joints have a more stable bearing capacity.
However, the cases with 30% recycled aggregates showed only slight compressive strength reductions.
Indeed, the rat model is more effective and all rats exhibited a severe clinical score, whereas most mice did not show more than a slight muscle strength decrease.
There was a slight increase in strength with βCD but for MCT-βCD treated cotton, the loss in tensile strength was higher at pH 4 and 12, with minimum strength at the lowest pH 4, whereas at pH 6 and 8, the strength of cotton had increased might be due to the plasticisation effect of MCT-βCD on cotton.
And often what appears slight will gain strength if you return and look again, more closely.
Its peak winds were estimated at 180 miles per hour, a slight decrease in strength from Wednesday.
At shorter durations of conditioning at room temperature, a slight increase in strength and a slight decrease in modulus were observed; and at longer durations, 3000 h, a noticeable reduction in strength and strain-to-failure was observed.
The partial replacement of aggregates with crumb rubber particle leads to an increase in the friction coefficient and the fracture toughness, and a slight decrease in strength properties.
