Sentence examples for strength in the direction of from inspiring English sources

Increase in strength observed with keratocytes and, to a lesser extent, with the epithelial cells can be attributed to directional ECM synthesis and the orientation of the cells and their cytoskeleton which contribute to the strength in the direction of the channels.

Critical values of impact velocity, corresponding to the transition from one pattern to the other, are quantified and predictive formulae for the compressive uniaxial strengths in the directions of two of the principal axes of the material in each loading régime are derived and discussed.

When Samsa reached the bottom of the seventeen steps, he pulled himself upright, summoned his remaining strength, and hobbled in the direction of the enticing smell.

If the magnetic susceptibility χ is positive, the force is in the direction of increasing field strength, whereas if χ is negative, it is in the direction of decreasing field strength.

The elastic modulus (69.9 GPa) during tensile loading is found to be four orders of magnitude higher owing to graphene branch alignment which enables branches to bear load along the high strength in-plane direction of graphene.

An edge point is defined to be a point whose strength is locally maximum in the direction of the gradient.

Moreover, mechanical testing revealed that the sheets exhibited mechanical anisotropy similar to that of native vessels with both the stiffness and strength being significantly larger in the direction of alignment, demonstrating that the microscale control of ECM organization results in functional changes in macroscale material behavior.

The significantly lower stiffness and strength of BC sheets in the direction of growth is also evident from the anisotropic response of BC aerogels towards compressive stress.

The superposition of a uniform magnetic field on a dc electric field generates local temperature variations in the bulk of an electrolyte: at low magnetic field strengths a decrease is observed in the direction of the magnetoelectric force, whereas at high field strength an increase is found.

The favorable and strong effect sizes observed in this single study were causing heterogeneity in the strength, but not the direction, of overall association.

Further, Campbell's monkeys showed significant differences in the strength, but not the direction, of hand preference between different postural tasks [ 18].