Sentence examples for strength arise from inspiring English sources
The animal's heart is the basis of its life, its chief member, the sun of its microcosm; on the heart all its activity depends, from the heart all its liveliness and strength arise.
Fuller's domes are a product of his geometry of vectors, their prodigious strength arising from a patented formula that combines interlocking tetrahedrons and icosahedrons so as to balance the forces of tension and compression and thus distribute stresses evenly throughout the structure.
The difference in strength arises mainly from the increase in buckling resistance of the sandwich core members compared to the monolithic version.
The proposed reason to this enhanced performance is the lower shear strength arising from the intrinsic lattice mismatch between RGO and MoS2.
We show that this drastic deterioration in mechanical strength arises both from the conversion of sp2 to sp3 bonding and due to easy-rotation of unsupported sp3 bonds.
It is also found that the utmost tensile strength arises for the EPTD-MBTS accelerated system and PPTD-MBTS accelerated system shows the best elongation at break as shown in Table 4.
A stronger signal strength arose from the mass loss of VFs during carbonization, which also suggested that AgNPs underwent reduction during carbonization, mainly owing to the CO gas reductant generated through VF pyrolysis.
Improvement in the composites' tensile strength arises from the increase in interactions between neat PEI and BSTZ ceramic powder, and no separation of PEI and BSTZ ceramic powder occurs.
In this methodology, an object is considered as "functionally graded" if its mechanical strength is gradually changed within the object and the mechanical strength arisen from gluing powdered material by binders in 3DP is assumed to be proportional to the concentrations of the binders applied in it.
Synaptic input maps for M1-L2/3 neuronshoweded a local peak of excitatory input strength arising at the location of the hypothesized L4.
18, 19 Its strength arises from its simpleness, i.e. it does not require special sample preparation and is relatively easy to perform.
