Toughness?

And this is called Toughness.

But I know toughness when I see it.

What you see here on this toughness graph is the higher the black dot is on the graph, the higher the toughness.

The top three green bars represent its toughness in order.

The significant characteristics of the spider silk are its toughness and elasticity.

This job calls for toughness, both mental and physical toughness and in the tradition of the best of the Air Force an ability to follow orders to the letter.

This is the comparison of the toughness of the dragline spilk spun by 21 species of spiders.

Toughness and elasticity are fundamentally considered to be contradicting each other, however, spider silk perfectly balances out those qualities.

Now I'm going to mark on the toughness values for nylon fiber, bombyx or domesticated silkworm silk wool, Kevlar, and carbon fibers.

However that may be, I was struck by the peculiar toughness of the steel which bore so many violent blows without being worn out.

If you look right here at the two red arrows, they point to the toughness values for the draglines of nephila clavipes and araneus diadematus.

It's the combination of strength, extensibility and toughness that makes spider silk so special, and that has attracted the attention of biomimeticists, so people that turn to nature to try to find new solutions.

He's a Republican I won't say anything about my party affiliation, but anyway so this is my dear, dear Brent Williams, and this is on toughness, in case anybody needs to know about being tough for the work that you do.

And the strength, extensibility and toughness of spider silks combined with the fact that silks do not elicit an immune response, have attracted a lot of interest in the use of spider silks in biomedical applications, for example, as a component of artificial tendons, for serving as guides to regrow nerves, and for scaffolds for tissue growth.