Sentence examples for durable class from inspiring English sources

The very durable and durable (class 1 & 2) heartwood comprised 72% and 56% of the heartwood blocks at 0 m height in Kinleith and Mangatu Forests, respectively, and 26% of the heartwood blocks at breast height in Rotoehu Forest.

The slightly durable and not durable (class 4 & 5) heartwood comprised 7% and 22% of the heartwood blocks at 0 m height in Kinleith and Mangatu Forests, respectively, and 48% of the heartwood blocks at breast height in Rotoehu Forest.

While ordinary concrete suffers significantly when exposed to freeze and thaw cycle, polymer modified concretes, such as latex modified concrete, have been introduced to the construction industry as a more durable class of construction material to serve several structural applications such as bridge deck overlays, water tanks, and swimming pools (Ohama 1995, ACI 548.3R 2009).

Soldier — a more durable class, but slower in speed.

Table 2 Natural durability classes of wood fungal attack using fungal culture decay testing, based on European standard EN350-1 19944) Durability class Description x value from fungal culture decay testing 1 Very durable x ≤ 0.15 2 Durable x > 0.15 but ≤ 0.30 3 Moderately durable x > 0.30 but ≤ 0.60 4 Slightly durable x > 0.60 but ≤ 0.90 5 Not durable x > 0.90.

We must demonstrate, from coast to coast, that we are a party dedicated to lifting people out of poverty; one committed to building a bigger and more durable middle-class; one that is unafraid to ask a little more from those at the very top -- the wealthy individuals and big corporations who have not only rebounded from the depths of the Great Recession, but who've accumulated record new wealth.

Synthetic dyes represent a broad and heterogeneous class of durable pollutants, that are released in large amounts by the textile industry.

Over 600 such receptor-like kinases (RLKs) have been characterized in Arabidopsis (Shiu and Bleecker 2001), with the disease ETI resistance gene Xa21 being one of the earliest examples from this class, conferring durable resistance to Xanthomonas oryzae pv.

Further, Roosevelt and his cabinet knew that low-level employment was not going to be enough some sort of guarantee was required to provide people with a feeling of stability: The Social Security Board was put in place in 1935, drastically reducing the poverty rate of older Americans, lessening the burden on working people and giving the middle classes a durable economic fix.

To complicate matters a bit more, Google is also shelving its existing Durable Reduced Availability (DRA) storage class.

It's just a very durable entertainment given a first class revival that deserves to run as long as Rees wants to savor his best role on Broadway in more than a decade.