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strength The strength of a fragrance refers to how intense its scent is.
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strength The maximum stress that can be applied to a beam in pure bending before permanent deformation occurs. It is most commonly used to describe flexure properties of cast iron and wood products.
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strength The strength of a sheet of paper is dependent primarily upon the nature and amount M) of fiber used to make the paper; the test to measure strength is dependent upon the characteristic to be measured, and can include such properties or measurements as surface strength. burst, tear, tensile, or other.
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strength a measure of the ability of a material to support a load.
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strength The ability of steel to oppose applied forces when considering resistance to stretching, forming, compressing, etc.
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