Sentence examples for The withstand from inspiring English sources
verb
To resist or endure (something) successfully.
On the other hand, because the breakthrough voltage of thyristor is very close to its rated voltage, the rated voltage of the thyristor should always retain a certain margin through the planning stage, typically 2 to 3 times of the withstand peak voltage [35].
The balance of this paper assesses the withstand capability of network equipment against temporary overvoltage caused by single phasing on the utility system; a performance evaluation of high magnitude transient recovery voltage following network faults, and determination of the minimum technical specification of equipment on the system.
Nine times out of 10, the systems withstand the threat.
It is also required that the cell withstand the read voltage for 10 years.
"Napping helps the body withstand the day," García Cabrales said, according to El Espectador.
Investments in disadvantaged families also helped the region withstand the global recession.
The lights fell from the pole, but the pole withstood the truck.
The Mariners, however, showed the ability to withstand the rally.
Toomer may have stepped out along the sideline, but the touchdown withstood the challenge.
The Romans attacked Sparta when the parley ended but the Spartans withstood the initial allied assaults.
The castle withstood the attack, but the town was destroyed and the rebellion spread.
