Converse of object

• combine: This hybrid approach combines the strength of a standards based model with that of continuous quality improvement.

• gather: Gigante died in November 2001 but his campaign for renewed excavation, far from dying with him, gathered strength.

• demonstrate: The size of the turn outs demonstrated the strength of the British media's appetite for sensational, personal stories.

• regain: She regained the strength in both hind legs and had 5 more years of active life.

Adjective modifier

• tensile: Chains rarely fail because they do not have sufficient tensile strength.

• compressive: The Cambridge group has identified fiber waviness and matrix shear yield as the underlying reason for low compressive strength.

• muscular: Muscular endurance strength many of the and safety fleet a medical savings.

• inner: When he summons up the inner strength to ask for a cola, you can't help but feel good for the guy.

• relative: CV6 Trade secret laws in place or a measure of relative strength of trade secret laws.

• particular: Check our section on self analysis which includes a useful skills exercise to help you evaluate your particular strengths.

Modifies a noun

• endurance: Strength Endurance -- can you sustain your power output right up to the finish line?

Noun used with modifier

• muscle: The optimal number of sets of an exercise to develop muscle strength remains controversial.

• signal: A balloon will pop-up from the System Tray advising you of the network you have connected to and the signal strength.

• fatigue: The process is applied most commonly to high performance equipment where it is not feasible to increase the fatigue strength by adding more material.

• upper-body: Since swimming speed is correlated with upper-body strength, it seems that upgrading upper-body strength should help athletes swim faster.

• bond: A good electroplated layer will have a bond strength in shear of more than 140 MPa.

• yield: This sections starts by defining modulus, tensile strength, elongation at break and yield strength on a typical stress-strain graph.

Preposition: in

• depth: We have strength in depth, in all areas of advanced weapon defense technologies.

Preposition: of

• sterling: The strength of sterling continues to take its toll on export orders.

• feeling: I am certainly aware of the strength of feeling.