Sentence examples for cope with forces from inspiring English sources

The joint is capable to cope with forces up to 1.3 MN and moments up to 0.2 MNm.

Like patients, caregivers too must cope with forces that put pressure on their identities.

In the 11th Ali produced a series of punches that Lyle could not cope with, forcing the referee to call a halt.

Like Turkey, another Muslim country with its interplay of democracy and Islam, Malaysia will be closely watched to see how it copes with forces for change.

I coped with forced labor in Libya during the war.

Kinetochores orchestrate chromosome segregation during mitosis and must cope with dynamic forces generated by attached microtubules.

Concrete is relatively weak in tension and may require some form of reinforcement to cope with tensile forces.

The home-made drone has a long body — which the Guardian notes is likely have been added to make sure that the effect of the recoil is minimised, since the distance lets it cope with the forces better.

Transformers must be designed to cope with the forces generated by an occasional load fault, so that all have the capability to handle a few cycles of, perhaps, 20 times rated current.

When it comes to learning how buildings cope with the forces generated in a natural disaster, size often does matter.

The People's Daily newspaper, considered the Communist Party mouthpiece, ran an article citing an anonymous "authoritative" figure from within government as saying increasing leverage to cope with deflationary forces was like "growing a tree in the air".