Sentence examples for designed to resist the from inspiring English sources
Flight recorders are designed to resist the effects of impact, corrosion and pressure.
UK Uncut has said the street parties are designed to resist the government's cuts and celebrate alternatives to austerity.
No school, laboratory, stadium, dam, bridge or tunnel has been designed to resist the intentional impact of a plane.
With Howard G. Abel of Abel Bainnson Butz as the landscape architect, the project used several structural approaches to create a sturdy park designed to resist the abuse of thousands of users for 50 years.
His houses, mostly build it in the 1960s and 1970s, were conceived as private utopias, with delicate interiors supported by muscular concrete pillars that seemed designed to resist the outside pressures of a corrupting society.
He began with reinforced-concrete floor slabs in 1879 and progressed to a complete building system, patented in 1892, using structural beams of concrete reinforced with stirrups and longitudinal bars designed to resist the tensile forces against which ordinary concrete was weak.
The hinge-connected main structural members, such as beams and columns, were designed only for gravity loads, and the knee-braces were designed to resist all the lateral seismic load.
The Semi also boasts industry-leading safety fealties, according to Tesla, including a total inability to jackknife, enhanced Autopiilot features and glass that's designed to resist even the most serious impacts.
Due to an un-normalized constructive process, in fact, the Italian heritage includes a wide range of different typologies of masonry buildings that have not been designed to resist to the horizontal actions as those due to earthquakes.
If these members are not properly designed to resist and redistribute the additional load that part of the structure fails.
On each story of the towerlike structure, wooden beams and struts (a structural piece designed to resist pressure in the direction of its length) support a widely projected slanting roof, the struts ascending diagonally from the central structure to the edge of the tiled roof.
