Sentence examples for typical strength from inspiring English sources

With typical strength and resilience, Cyprus managed to absorb these incursions and keep to its own track, which was always both inside and outside the greater imperial loops.

Typical strength movements on the rings include the cross, or iron cross (holding the body vertical with the arms fully stretched sideways), and the lever (hanging with straight arms with the body stretched out horizontally).

He initially reined in his attacking instincts, but showed typical strength through the off side as England edged towards parity.

The typical strength of a GNSS signal in open-sky conditions is approximately −130 dBm, which is considered strong.

(The largest of them measured 30 nanoteslas, which is about 1/100,000th the typical strength of the planet's magnetic field measured at Earth's surface).

The constraints of the problem include typical strength, slenderness, and local and global stability requirements according to the Eurocodes.

Moe has the typical strengths and weaknesses of jam bands.

London's work has the typical strengths and weaknesses of turn-of-the-century naturalist fiction – it's powerful and gripping, but the ideas (a pinch of Nietzsche and Rousseau, and a large helping of Darwin) are very much of their time.

These findings include typical strengths and failure modes, as well as stiffness and/or friction coefficient values as a function of displacement, for all the test specimens.

The massive Kenilworth sandstone formation lies 6 12 m above the seam, and the strata between it and the seam includes other strong siltstones and sandstones with typical strengths of about 100 MPa.

Results show that the Vesuvius and the Etnean rocks remain fully brittle up to 600°C with typical strengths of 90 MPa and 100 MPa and Young's moduli of 60 GPa and 40 GPa, respectively.