However, from the stiffness, strength, and cracking control standpoints, the behavior of the X brace is more desirable.
This cross-checking of the analysis by two researchers who were independent of the primary study, but who as service user researchers worked from a complementary standpoint was a strength of our approach, increasing the rigour of the methodological process and the explanatory power of the analysis.
With such developments, some feminist empiricists such as Kristen Intemann have become interested in drawing on the strengths of both empiricism and standpoint theory, proposing a merger of the two approaches (Intemann 2010).
From a functional standpoint, fixed connection strengths necessarily limits the number of activities a network can perform, which could be undesirable given the plasticity of cortical function.
"I can still get the job done but just not with the same strength and acceleration from a hitting standpoint," said Piazza, who is batting.269 and will finish below.300 for the first time since 1992, when he had 69 at-bats in his first major league season.
Twelve frames were tested, each subjected to either cyclic or monotonic loading until failure; frame behavior was evaluated from the standpoints of stiffness and strength.
Although the cGMPs are designed to ensure products are safe from a standpoint of identity, purity, quality, strength and composition, they do not address preclinical or clinical testing of ingredients for safety or efficacy.
Results indicate that increased hard segment content leads to increased stiffness, increased shear failure stress, and improvements in tensile fatigue from a stress-based standpoint despite relatively uniform tensile strength for the tested grades.
Even today, I try to emulate the strength and power of his voice, both from a range standpoint and also a communication standpoint.
From this standpoint, study heterogeneity can be a strength, as it allows to quantify the degree of generalizability of results, and to investigate the sources of the heterogeneity.
