Sentence examples for endurance at from inspiring English sources

Improvements in the design of conventional lead-acid batteries have somewhat increased endurance at low speed.

True, Stewart was not only head of endurance at the time but the meet director in Birmingham.

Webster's grim endurance at the end of the rope ("Most will have only one death. / I will have two").

"Endurance," at noon, "takes the reality-show concept and sanitizes it for children, who, we found, watch way too many of the adult shows," Ms. Kaplan said.

Rare Endurance At a time when staying healthy for the playoffs is a key concern among aging players, two veterans have shown remarkable durability.

Mr. Levine belongs to a generation of track and field athletes who are breaking records for speed, distance and endurance at ages once considered too old for competition.

The mean endurance limit at 105 cycles for the sample tested at 573 K is twice as high as that at 293 K.

Does anyone actually enjoy these endurance events at the time?

But they do well what they were designed to do: endurance flying at high altitudes.

In January 1929 she set the women's solo endurance record at 13 ½ hours.

Hard to believe about his smashing 30-year endurance record at that desk.