「Tenacity」の共起表現(1語右で並び替え)

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Originally intended to signify strength, tenacity, aggression, power, etc. the symbol had becom
Army that distinguished itself for its fierce tenacity and fighting capability during the American C
ription to Ireland, which Dillon opposed with tenacity and in protest withdrew all Irish Members fro
membered for their determination, work ethic, tenacity and their ability to execute the detailed pla
yer, a fiber - para-aramid - with much higher tenacity and elastic modulus was also developed in the
He became a fan favorite with his defensice tenacity and spectacular dead ball goals.
er time, Yunfei begins to appreciate Beibei's tenacity, and respect the talent and potential in her.
cribed as required for athletes - resistance, tenacity and agility.
ed the team's Pit Bull award for exemplifying tenacity and intense play during the 2002 spring seaso
Bulking of yarn results in a reduced breaking tenacity and an increased breaking extensibility when
For its courage, tenacity, and heroism the division was honored and ren
racterized by a large measure of seriousness, tenacity, and depth of expression, but also by transpa
you have to respect the Devils' idiosyncratic tenacity and their relentless pursuit of a wild artist
"Little Men of Iron" because of the players' tenacity and small stature, and the nickname carried o
-tackling midfielder who, while known for his tenacity and tackling ability, was also an accurate pa
He is well regarded for his ability and tenacity as a batsman, and draws comparison to former
r batsman for the Indian team, whose form and tenacity at bat brought him brief, but worthwhile atte
John Buford... he not only showed the rarest tenacity, but his personal capacity made his cavalry a
It can be translated to mean persistence, tenacity, doggedness and hard work.
rded the Presidential Unit Citation for their tenacity during the battle.
Mini Foxies demonstrated tenacity, endurance, and extreme loyalty to their owne
Durability: its high tenacity fibers are used for seatbelts, tire cords, ba
means a testing time calling for courage and tenacity for long-term success.
With faith, commitment and tenacity he believes that this dream will also become
Due to his "unwavering tenacity in the face of withering enemy fire," all fiv
Noted for its tenacity in combat, the brigade drew its nickname from
ular both in the home and the field where its tenacity in the hunt is greatly admired.
Commodore Kearny was known for his tenacity in capturing slave traders in West-Indian wat
r, for hunting instinct, and the Bulldog, for tenacity in the hunt.
In mineralogy, Tenacity is a mineral's physical reaction to stressful
Its tenacity is brittle and it ranges between 2.5 - 3 on t
A mineral's tenacity is generally classified into several categori
s cure for teenage boredom and eventually his tenacity led him to become one of the most infamous pu
Much of this survival is due to the tenacity of a few early modern Irish antiquarians, but
re than 4:1 the extraordinary self-belief and tenacity of the Prussians prevailed over Bazaine's gro
perhero such as not harming innocents but the tenacity of a soldier of Special Forces.
ket and artillery fire, gave testimony to the tenacity of both sides.
oltaire was already 77, making the energy and tenacity of his campaign all the more remarkable.
, destroyed an eighth, displaying courage and tenacity of high order."
oquently conveys the richness, diversity, and tenacity of Jewish life around the world.
His obituary stated: "In public affairs his tenacity of purpose, liberal views, and ready regard f
regalia, helped raise the morale and fighting tenacity of the warriors under his command.
ngs, like many such things, to the genius and tenacity of Alfred.
Still, with the tenacity of spirit that exemplifies this little brown
Due to the tenacity of the Dutch Catholic People's Party to occup
een featured in previous issues, entitled The Tenacity Of The Cockroach: Conversations With Entertai
n short supply in these songs, but there is a tenacity of spirit in these old ballads that implies h
soon earns the nickname "Grey Death" for his tenacity on the battlefield and ability to survive whe
e became known around the league for both his tenacity on the field and his leadership off it.
e Rose, a former Royal Ballet member, and his tenacity saw him accepted into the Royal Ballet Compan
the odds Robert survived and with remarkable tenacity soon established himself in the hill country
uct of day to day operations called for great tenacity, strong determination and robust mind.
It was greatly due to his tenacity that the crossing of the river was effected t
impossible!" send him into a state of berserk tenacity, usually accomplishing his goal or getting st
It loses its tenacity when it is touched by Matsuda's red blood.
itish, by taking ground with their accustomed tenacity when engaged with superior numbers, were tact
his usual ability in diplomatic argument, his tenacity where his own views or claims were in debate,
His grit and tenacity, which not only landed him a permanent spot i
any of the terms used to describe a mineral's tenacity will describe the type of fracture observed,
knowing who he was, weaknesses and strengths, tenacity, willingness to fulfill any role to succeed,