The ability of a dielectric material to withstand high voltages without breaking down; expressed as the highest voltage required per millimeter of material thickness before a breakdown occurs: The dielectric strength is the maximum electrical potential gradient that a material can withstand without rupture; usually specified, in volts per millimeter of thickness.

The ability to maintain various functions: The primary ego strength is to perceive reality and to adapt to it.

The magnitude of an electric field at a point in the field that is equal to the force that would be exerted on a small unit charge placed at that point.

The electric field is the set of all values of the electric field strength, but electric field and electric field intensity (as well as electric field strength and electric vector) are used more or less interchangeably.

The trend is to use an electric field both for the field taken as a whole and for its value at any point with a context being sufficient to determine the precise meaning.

1. A vector which represents the force per unit charge acting on a positive charge in an electric field.
2. The force on a stationary positive electrical charge per unit charge at a point in an electric field.

It is usually measured in volts per meter.

1. That which is stronger, more powerful, or more intense than others of its kind: "Henry claimed that he was wearing industrial-strength shoes."
2. A reference to a commercial product, very strong, powerful, or durable compared to other products of the same type.

The sum of the concentrations of all ions in a solution multiplied by the square of their charge.

The concept that the amount of ionic activity in an electrolytic solution is based on the charge on the ions present rather than on their particular chemical natures.

Something, someone, or those who give support to or help during a difficult time or times: "William's church was his pillar of strength after his wife died."

"Mildred's friends were her pillars of strength when she was medically diagnosed as having incurable cancer."

The maximum tensile stress (stretching) that a material can withstand without failure or breaking.