Sentence examples for standing strength from inspiring English sources

According to Treadgold, the latter number probably represents the approximate standing strength of the entire Byzantine navy (including the smaller flotillas) in the 9th and 10th centuries.

The mean values for isometric push and pull strength in a standing posture with both hands (in the horizontal plane) were 253.8 ± 52.8 N and 234.2 ± 43.0 N, respectively for male subjects and 183.1 ± 35.6 N and 185.1 ± 30.8 N, respectively for female subjects.

What are the functional differences between people with greater trochanteric pain syndrome (GT), hip osteoarthritis (OA) or an asymptomatic population as measured by walking, Time Up and Go, single leg standing and strength?

The middle period has been a long-standing strength at Columbia.

Building on its long-standing strength in literature and environment, Bath Spa University in England is launching a new interdisciplinary taught MA in Environmental Humanities.

The party had considerable difficulty gaining support in areas outside its Welsh-speaking core in the north and west of Wales, mainly because of the long-standing strength of the Labour Party in the populous English-speaking south.

Our students benefit from their interactions with scholars from many disciplines within the Graduate School of Business, as well as from Stanford University's long-standing strength in the study of psychology, organizations, and economic sociology.

Algorithms – A core area and long-standing strength of the department, dating from before the department's formation.

"He has a super-strong arm and he knows the offense a lot better after playing last season". As has been a long-standing strength at Burroughs for a number of years, Knoop said he expects to have a fine group of linemen who will see their share of playing time next season.

Sitting down or standing up, posture and leg strength are both used for these kinds of toys.

Significant increases were found in favour of STRENGTH for the following secondary outcome variables: shoulder abductions ((median) STRENGTH: 4.0 vs. STRETCH: 1.0; p = 0.04) and standing row ((median) STRENGTH: 12.5 vs. STRETCH: 5.0; p = 0.02).