Sentence examples for capable to resist from inspiring English sources
Migratory phenomena create new networks - or recreate old ones- capable to resist threats to their distinctive identity.
The joint must be capable to resist very high Electro-Magnetic loads from disruptions, while it has to sustain substantial thermal cycling during operation.
In this way, and with few other interventions, the 'new' church should result capable to resist to earthquakes similar to the one that occurred in 1693.
It seems also indispensable to realize more detailed thermo-hydraulic calculations and especially to perform a sizeable R&D program on structure material capable to resist the corrosion induced by chlorides.
Our study was designed to determine whether: (1) the riparian pioneer herbaceous plant Penthorum chinense has tolerance to droughts and floods as pioneer tree species and (2) P. chinense is highly capable to resist infertile soil to avoid low light conditions due to weaker competitive ability than pioneer tree species.
Specimen PC-CRS is capable to resist maximum load of 32 kN, as compared to all other specimen.
Bridge structures crossing navigable waterways must not only be designed to resist gravity, wind, and earthquake loads, but must also be capable of resisting ship and barge collision loads.
The compounds were designed to be capable of resisting absorption, to be stable in the gut and to maintain inhibitory potency against gelatinases and related function.
The stem-like phenotype has proved to be capable of resisting conventional therapies, thus leading to disease relapse even when the primary lesion has been eradicated [14], [15].
They know that at some point, their utopian schemes will exceed the consent of the governed, and they don't want "We the People" to be capable of resisting the kind of tyranny that would be required to impose the progressive dream of "government of the people, by the credentialed experts, and for the progressive elites".
Other scientists want to genetically engineer our way out of this extinction by creating new, hardier species capable of resisting changes to our planet.
