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by an external thick wall, capable to withstand the aircraft impact.
The RD48 (ROSE) collaboration has succeeded to develop radiation hard silicon detectors, capable to withstand the harsh hadron fluences in the tracking areas of LHC experiments.
To this end, oxygen is supplied to the reacting mixture by permeation through a porous wall, which is capable to withstand the temperatures and pressures involved, and at the same time give adquate values of oxygen flux.
Those buildings were designed in accordance with regulations that, although showing a growing seismic awareness, were certainly inadequate to design buildings capable to withstand the design earthquakes prescribed by the more recent Italian Technical Standards for Constructions (NTC 2008).
The divertor is one of the most challenging components for DEMO reactor both from the design and fabrication technology point of view, since it must be capable to withstand the high heat fluxes (HHF) expected during normal operation (up to 10 MW/m2) and slow transient events (up to 20 MW/m2), like loss of plasma detachment.
In addition, both pathogens must be capable to withstand the insect's immune response.
The FRP plies were capable to withstand a minimum of 50% of the joint ultimate load with no sign of failure.
The results indicate, that improved deposits are obtained capable to withstand very demanding applications where high microhardness along with resistance to corrosion is a prerequisite.
The weathered layer with a mean resistivity and thickness of 203 Ωm and 14.2 m indicates lateritic sand which is capable to withstand wheel loads.
Enhancement in the total soluble proteins is a good indicator that these cultivars are capable to withstand Cr-stressed environment.
The regulations require all new construction along the shoreline of San Francisco Bay, which extends about 1,000 miles, to be capable of withstanding the sea levels anticipated through 2050 and for plans to be in place for coping with an even higher sea-level rise expected by the end of the century.
