Sentence examples for strength derived from from inspiring English sources

Rome's military strength derived from its superior resources of manpower levied from a pool of small landowning citizens (assidui).

It is part of the human condition and although often seen as showing weakness of character, the kind of fanatic strength derived from love, or blind faith, may also lead to betrayal.

The geophysicists combined these angular measurements with 315 rough measurements of overall field strength derived from magnetic minerals in such materials as ceramics and volcanic rock to make a high-precision calculation of magnetic-field strength in the pre-1840 era.

In addition, the bond strength derived from the corrosion weight loss and bond stress can be formulated using Eq. (4).

The classification strength, derived from the fish community classification obtained by SOM, was higher than for a priori defined groups.

Two values of shear strength derived from the fit were 0.57 ± 0.05 and 0.65 ± 0.06 GPa, corresponding to the use of E = 88 and 117 GPa, respectively.

China has preferred instead to put general economic development ahead of military development, following Deng Xiaoping's maxim that national strength derives from the economy rather than the barrel of a gun.

Its strength derives from the fear that feeds it.

Our study's strength derives from its population-based study design and the uniform management of affected patients by uro-oncologists (Moore, 1995).

Bond strengths derived from existing Code based design equations are compared with those obtained from experiments.

Classical management offers the traditional organization many strengths derived from the functional hierarchy at its core.