"strong toughness" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the ability to withstand hardship or difficulty with courage and determination. Example: The marathon runner displayed a strong toughness as she pushed through the last few miles, despite the pain and exhaustion.
A material with a hardness of approximately 300 HB, a strong toughness, and strong impact resistance, would be a more appropriate for making pick holders.
The effect of strong toughness heterogeneities on the macroscopic failure properties of brittle solids is investigated in the context of planar crack propagation.
We found that the blunting configuration induces a localised shielding of the crack close to the dislocation sources, but is not sufficient to give strong toughness increases.
The chitosan-F had a little stronger toughness than the two nano-fiber films with single component.
We found that IIIB (d1) and IVB (d2) solutes, such as Zr, show distinctive hybridization between the p band of Mg and the d band of the solute, which characterizes the strong fracture toughness of Zr-doped Mg alloys in both the calculations and experiments.
Indentation-strength tests indicate that only the coarse-grain, elongate microstructure exhibits a strong rising toughness-curve (T-curve or R-curve).
"David got more than strong, he learned toughness".
Overall, a family of high temperature SMPs was synthesized and characterized showing high thermal stability (>300 °C), toughness, strong shape memory effects, and tailorable properties.
The strong dependence of toughness on the ideal work of fracture indicates a possible mechanism for such varied phenomena as segregation-induced embrittlement, ductile-to-brittle transition, stress corrosion cracking and constrained fracture in metal ceramic composites.
This team has a concentration of strong guard play, toughness and elite quickness.
With women under attack, that sense of serene toughness has strong appeal.
