Sentence examples for been engineered to withstand from inspiring English sources

Federal-Mogul Motorparts, a division of US-based Federal-Mogul HofferingCorp, is offering a range of Fel-Pro turbocharger gaskets that have been engineered to withstand the extreme temperatures encountered in high-end racing engines.

He campaigned for emancipation and equality, but eventually concluded the system had been engineered to withstand any form of dissent – other than force.

Buttress-free pools are engineered to withstand that pressure without diagonal supports.

Perhaps because M.R.E.s are engineered to withstand the extremes of any environment, they are at home in none.

Roundup Ready soybeans are engineered to withstand Monsanto's Roundup, the world's most popular weed-killer.

Typically, he said, projects in New Jersey are engineered to withstand the kind of storm that on average occurs only once every 75 years.

Guidelines from the Performance Lighting and Sound Association, a trade group, require that the structure be engineered to withstand winds up to about 70 percent of what a permanent structure in the region is required to handle, though it can be less if the stage is to be up less than six weeks.

Any electronics or other sensitive materials in the cargo might have to be engineered to withstand intense G-forces.

And ESO's instruments, including the Very Large Telescope (VLT) and the partly built Atacama Large Millimeter Array (ALMA), are engineered to withstand earthquakes.

It has also been shown that those composites can be engineered to withstand significant environmental and structural loads.

When javelins hit the surface, they are travelling at about 50m per second (120mph) and have had to be engineered to withstand the high g-forces associated with a very rapid deceleration.