Sentence examples for durable nature from inspiring English sources

Glaeser and Gyourko determined that the durable nature of housing itself explains this phenomenon.

Civil society reconsidered: The durable nature and community structure of collective civic action.

Significantly, nearly no Pd leaching is detected during the catalytic cycles, showing active and durable nature of the heterogeneous nanocatalyst.

The fact that they are now turning Prius into a brand and product line is testament to the durable nature of their insight.

See Civil Society Reconsidered: The Durable Nature and Community Structure of Collective Civic Action, by Robert J. Sampson, Doug McAdam, Heather MacIndoe, and Simon Weffer.

Plastic's durable nature is remarkable because although it's made from organic matter, living things cannot digest it and break it down – a stark contrast to food and paper waste.

Some make products that are a lot less durable in nature so that their past sales do not cannibalize present and future sales.

At Sandia National Laboratory in Albuquerque, such work tries to mimic abalone shells, which are among the hardest, most durable materials in nature.

Indeed, Filardo and Andrew (1997) claims that the manufacturing sector may well be more susceptible to the business cycle than the service sector because the product demand is more volatile due to the durable and tradable nature of its product.

I shall now proceed to the use of timber in framing, and to a description of its several sorts, as also of the mode of fitting timbers together, so that they may be as durable as their nature will permit.

We suggest that the durable and diffusing nature of scent, added to the fact that it is detectable by predators and incurs production costs, may make it less suitable for this function.