Sentence examples for strength events from inspiring English sources

The organizations will share information and target test athletes, like those in endurance or strength events, who are most likely to use performance-enhancing drugs.

* Athletes in strength events from Eastern bloc countries were using strychnine, which in small amounts acts as a stimulant, 30 to 60 minutes before a competition.

The impacts of similar strength events in different regions have very different consequences (1).

They are the inhabitants of the New York Aquarium, whose Extreme Strength event this weekend will celebrate the awesome agility of otters and the long-distance swimming of sharks, among other aquatic achievements.

The Celtic Classic Highland games and festival draws about 250,000 revelers for bagpipe and fiddle competitions, dance and music performances and traditional Highland sports, which had their origin in raw-strength events used long ago by Scottish chiefs to single out the most able protectors of their territory.

Hurricanes have historically been a major climatological presence in the study area with an average of three hurricane-strength events per year over the past 500 years [75].

The strength failure events, due to corrosion degradation, are defined by two possible formulations.

But is it possible that these impulses have just metastasized and that, given strength by events of the last decade, they prevent us from daring to commemorate and comprehend rather than simply remember?

While the major tech companies still turn up in strength at events like BETT, their stands seemed sparsely populated.

Integrating both signal strength of events for accumulative signal strength, if the accumulated signal strength exceeds the pre-set bound to confirm the event, a velocity deceleration used as a signal strength and accumulative signal strength is observed by the vehicle.

In the mid-1950s, Soviet premier Nikita Krushchev warned the US that the USSR was making missiles "like sausages" and shows of strength at events such as the 1955 Moscow Air Show made it seem that Soviet bomber factories were working round the clock.