Significats de severeness en anglès

For years, the people of Sudan have faced enormous and unacceptable hardship.

This had caused them some hardship, particularly over Christmas, the court heard.

From May 1918, soldiers' families in hardship could apply for emergency relief.

We're also looking at a hardship assessment with these families, Funaki said.

It was a life of hardship; of social starvation almost like exile.

Exercise training has different effects on arterial stiffness according to training modalities.

Improvements in mobility were greater in the cases with severe preoperative stiffness.

Background: Arterial stiffness is an independent cardiovascular risk factor in hypertensive individuals.

However, how stiffness changes regulate vascular cell phenotype is not well understood.

Background: Increased aortic stiffness contributes to systolic hypertension and increased cardiovascular risk.

The stiffened hardness of the speaker in a measure affected the boy.

The first confused hardness with progress; the second confused softness with progress.

The Japanese struck an unexpected strain of hardness in the Korean character.

Some of these approach the chrysoberyl and topaz in hardness and hue.

None of the cynicism and hardness of Thackeray appear in her pages.

And Edward Newbury in particular was thought to have behaved with harshness.

To judge by the harshness displayed, there was the personal factor, too.

The harshness of the climate did not give husbandry the same chances.

There is no harshness in the vast hotels which I have recommended.

There was a note of harshness in the voice that answered him.

Most scales to date have not been developed with sufficient rigor, however.

Thus, understanding the substrain differences is important for scientific rigor and reproducibility.

The tools didn't exist to interpret genetic data with the necessary rigor.

In short, he helped to bring rigor, clarity, and method to chemistry.

Tougher engineering rigor and recall-happy management may also increase the overall tab.

Whatever its causes, lack of scientific rigour can have major commercial consequences.

The rigour in England is mere puritanic hypocrisy, shortsightedness and racial self-esteem.

The honesty and rigour of CRU as scientists are not in doubt.

He gave British Shipbuilders a financial rigour that it had badly lacked.

Clinical relevance and scientific rigour determined which articles we selected for review.

Even the compliment did not soften the asperity of the maimed beauty.

They had nothing of asperity; but it is useless to explain them.

Those who are of a gentle disposition act and speak without asperity.

The Miller replied with asperity, It's no use your regretting the past.

She made charges against Mr. Gumbo to which he replied with asperity.

History doesn't have any 'badness' or 'goodness.' This world has a future.

Ironically, those good things are often a direct extension of my badness.

You do not know the badness in the hearts of these people.

Warden Atherton gave the final sanction to the badness of my name.

More like a goose walking over his grave, a tickle of badness.

The wretchedness and grimness of it all smote him to the heart.

Demarest won't be the same without your mesomorphic grimness, he said matter-of-factly.

One way or the other, he added, a grimness to his tone.

Sun-bright Ganymede holds a different kind of grimness, just as chillingly divine.

The grimness went out of his frown, the reluctance from his attitude.

It blew upon them in cruel menace of conquest, in piercing inclemency.

The inclemency of the night was in one respect a great advantage.

It was winter, and the inclemency of the weather precluded immediate movement.

I was turning him over-tosoul corruption, to the inclemency of survival.

What were rain and cold, the inclemency of the elements to them?

Caesar was esteemed for his humanity and benevolence; austereness had given dignity to Cato.

To this Rolandine, who had always been rebuked rather for austereness than for worldliness, replied-

Suddenly, a kindly smile broke through the austereness of the prelate's countenance, and he thrust out his hand; the old soldier met it.

"Who will believe you, Isabel?" said Angelo; "my unsoiled name, the austereness of my life, my word vouched against yours, will outweigh your accusation.

There were very few people in the galaxy with Anton's systematic rigorousness.

Always careless about historical rigorousness, he explained that the war is as much a case of Russian aggression as German aggression.

The newspaper man made some comments on how much the teacher knew about journalism, although the school is noted for the rigorousness of its course.