Sentence examples for strength is capable from inspiring English sources
This reduction in shear strength is capable of triggering a landslide in a tailing dump slope along the weak planes [5].
A characteristic value of mean minus a standard deviation of the undrained shear strength is capable to ensure the probability of failure is not greater than 5%.
In that way this coupled approach of residual stiffness and strength is capable of simulating the three stages of stiffness degradation: initial decline, gradual reduction and final failure, as well as the stress redistribution due to the loss of stiffness in the damaged zones.
The proposed interaction strength equation is capable of predicting the interaction strength more accurately, when compared with other available equations in the literature, and suggests that interaction effects can be neglected when the shear or tension force is smaller than 10% of the ultimate strength under pure shear or pure tension, respectively.
It is shown that direct strength method (DSM) is capable of predicting cold-formed steel column strengths accurately.
Of course an adult elephant with its tremendous strength is perfectly capable of breaking the rope, but since its experiences as a baby had convinced it otherwise, it never tries.
As Anand sees it, Carlsen's main strength is that he is "capable of being many different players.
Because of his strength, I think Thompson is capable of playing in both a 4-3 and a 3-4 defense.
Meanwhile, the embattled president has been trying to show strength, emphasizing that she is capable of getting the country out of the crisis.
It would be recommended that when using RCA for structural concrete applications, strength tests be performed to ensure what strength of concrete the RCA is capable of producing and verify what RCA fraction is acceptable or if there are changes in the w/c ratio needed in order to produce concrete of the desired strength.
Ms. Ashihara's fight against the plant's operator, Chugoku Electric Power, revolves around not only the discovery of a previously unknown active fault line, but an odd tug of war between her group and the company about the fault's length, and thus the strength of the earthquakes it is capable of producing.
