Sentence examples for almost resists from inspiring English sources

As a result, we can draw the conclusion that NDM almost resists the same amount of noise as the original DM. Figure 9 illustrates the performance difference between NDM and DM under the additive noise attacks.

The City almost invariably resists these requests.

In their decision, the judges ruled that the law required a search of sensitive operational files, something the agency almost always resists.

"People almost violently resist taking a break," he said.

So a resort community that has almost always resisted change is scrambling to find alternatives.

The United States and Britain, the world's two biggest financial centers, will almost reflexively resist efforts to subject themselves to global regulators.

The banks, which have grown addicted to overdraft fees, will almost certainly resist new regulation in this area.

The January transfer window is open, but Bale's employer, Tottenham Hotspur, will almost certainly resist, at that price, for this season at least.

Third, agencies that will have a unit moved to the new department will almost certainly resist, arguing that they need to retain some of the transferred functions.

However, unlike camelid heavy-chain antibody variable domains (VHHs) which almost unanimously resist aggregation and are highly stable, human VHs and VLs are prone to aggregation and exhibit poor solubility.

Emergency measures had already been put in place to limit parking and provide extra shuttle buses from Harrogate station to the Yorkshire Showground, a permanent site which has almost always resisted weather problems in the past.