Sentence examples for strength length from inspiring English sources

The feasibility of manufacture was evaluated by the engineering properties of slump, setting time, compressive strength, length change, sulfate attack resistance and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) analysis.

Employing a rare combination of size, strength, length and surprising quickness, Varejao is as adept bodying up on bullying bigs as he is loping across the lane to help on would-be finishers at the rim.

We show that cascaded coupling gives us an additional degree of freedom to tune the transmission spectrum to achieve desired spectral features by appropriate choice of grating parameters i.e. grating strength, length and wavelength of operation.

Position, stability, strength, length, motion, sensibility and appearance are the attributes that make the thumb unique.

The exact parameters (temperature, magnetic field strength, length, etc). of any filter may be tuned to a specific application.

"He has mixed his drives and jumpers at about the exact right ratio". Turner said Moore's strength, length and determination help make him a handful for opponents at both ends of the floor.

Samples incorporated six parameters with core strength, length-to-diameter ratio, core diameter, aggregate size and concrete age considered as inputs and standard cube strength regarded as the output.

To obtain more structural performance indices, the parametric study was performed to investigate the effects of RCA content and pre-wetting, steel yield strength, length-diameter ratio, diameter-thickness ratio, axial load ratio and structural size ratio on the hysteretic characteristic, initial lateral stiffness, ultimate lateral load and ductility of cyclic bended square RACFST columns.

In particular, the mechanical and thermal properties of the composites differ depending on the interfacial bonding strength, lengths, and orientations of the fibers.

Singh had a good touch, playing to his strengths -- length and accuracy with his tee shots and irons.

The correlation between normalized strengths, length scales and temperatures for body-centered cubic structured pillars is illustrated, and the relevance of a size-effect slope as well as the additivity of strengthening mechanisms is critically discussed.