Sentence examples for allows it to withstand from inspiring English sources
Cladding of either side of an insulated block joint greatly improves its lipping resistance and allows it to withstand approximately 3 times the energy input into the contact compared to a standard un-clad IBJ.
The peel structure of the grapefruit related pomelo, for example, allows it to withstand a fall of 10 metres without damage.
The grass has a gene that allows it to withstand Monsanto's Roundup herbicide, allowing groundskeepers to spray herbicide to kill weeds while leaving the grass intact.
The mechanical design of the lumbar spine allows it to withstand the high forces that are placed on it.
The transgenic soybean, developed by Monsanto Corp. of St . Louis has a bacterial gene that allows it to withstand glyphosate, a Monsanto herbicide sold under the name "Roundup".
Thermoset polyester (TPE) was chosen as a device material because of its excellent mechanical properties, allowing it to withstand pressures of up to 18 Mpa [21].
Goldman Sachs analyst Francesco Garzarelli considers Portugal "a possible candidate for external help, should market pressure remain high," but remains optimistic about Spain because of its "different debt sustainability position, and the depth of its domestic market [which] should allow it to withstand market pressures".
Its rugged construction, including double-layer cinder-block walls reinforced by heavy-duty steel bars and cement piers that plunge 30 feet into the ground, should allow it to withstand winds up to 200 miles per hour.
The second factor is a physical conditioning program that will help keep the body healthy and allow it to withstand the forces and velocities created each time a pitch is thrown.
JoiN provides advanced fault tolerance capabilities that allow it to withstand failures both in computers executing parallel tasks and in computers managing the groups.
The applied galvanizing process facilitated a prolongation of the corrosion fatigue endurance of the tested high-strength steel, allowing it to withstand a fourfold increased number of cycles to failure, when compared to the uncoated samples under identical conditions.
