Sentence examples for strength by which from inspiring English sources
The strength by which failure of the loop occurred was registered to define the "loop-holding capacity" (LHC): the force required to break the suture or provoke slippage in the knot [6].
The identifying assumption is that changes in economic growth represented by GDP per capita in the destination countries, weighted by the strength by which communities in Moldova were connected to these countries through migration networks in 2004, are predictive of current migration rates and only have an impact on current enrollment and educational aspirations through migration.
The value of the edge, say, from Mad1 to Mad2 describes the (relative) strength by which Mad1 "activates" Mad2 on the kinetochore.
In order to reproduce violations of independence of irrelevant alternatives, these models include updating rules in which comparison between options influence the strength by which various options are preferred.
However, there are main differences shown by the way (and strength) by which they are connected.
Therefore, our estimates of genomic correlation indicate the strength by which the genes affecting one trait in one breed are related with the genes affecting the same trait in another breed.
The threshold strength controls whether the damage occurs in the composite structures, whereas the propagation strength determines by which extent the damage develops.
In addition to providing a single border strength metric by which any border may be assessed, our method enables analysis of the distribution of stability values ( s x, y ) for each border.
Furthermore, the training group improved muscular strength by 6%, which was significant compared with the control group (P < 0.05).
Strength of mind, by which Wollstonecraft meant "the degree to which [the mind] can independently reach its own conclusions" (emphasis in original), is central to her idea of the female genius.
The hustle factor has created Hong Kong's vast strengths as a centre for transport, finance and communications.The authors of this book paint a picture of a future Hong Kong blending the strengths of London and Tokyo, by which they mean that Hong Kong could combine the international financial vigour of the former with an equivalent industrial hinterland of the latter.
