Sentence examples for subsequent strengths from inspiring English sources
The equilibrium junctions are created from two intersecting straight gliding dislocations, and their subsequent strengths are evaluated under uniform applied stresses.
After communication skills, employees report leadership ability, in-person collaboration and teamwork skills as their subsequent strengths.
Since the introduction of the euro and its subsequent strength against the dollar, the cost of producing shoes in Europe has increased substantially.
The aggregation and CSH and CAH products resulted in a dense and strong soil structure and subsequent strength development.
Subsequent strength gain between 91 and 182 days may represent the hydration of β-belite after establishment of the pore structure.
If an alloy is formed by cooling of a liquid, gaseous bubbles may remain inside it and determine the subsequent strength of this material.
As output of this work, fracture data is provided in shear for the selected adhesive, allowing the subsequent strength prediction of bonded joints.
As output of this work, fracture data is provided in traction for the selected adhesive, enabling the subsequent strength prediction of bonded joints.
To determine the flexural strength and subsequent strength degradation of a range of dental CAD/CAM ceramic materials and novel PICN (Polymer-Infiltrated-Ceramic-Network) materials by means of pre-damaging with Vickers indentations at various loads.
As output of this work, a comparative evaluation between bonded systems with different values of adherend thickness is carried out and complete fracture data is provided in tension for the subsequent strength prediction of joints with identical conditions.
As output of this work, an optical method that allows an easier and quicker extraction of the parameters to obtain Gcn than the available methods is proposed (by the J-integral technique), and the fracture behaviour in tension of bonded and co-cured joints in jute-reinforced natural fibre composites is also provided for the subsequent strength prediction.
