All solids have, for example, the ability to resist forces applied either perpendicular or parallel to a surface (i.e., normal or shear loads, respectively).
Nonetheless, some of Mr. Mugabe's most influential opponents have also criticized Mr. Tsvangirai's leadership, arguing that the people power in north Africa offers an example for Zimbabweans to resist Mr. Mugabe's rule.
Genetic engineering, on the other hand, involves the introduction into a plant or animal or micro-organism of a single gene or group of genes that are known quantities, genes that dictate the production of one or more desired elements, for example, the ability to resist the attack of insects, withstand herbicide treatments or produce foods with higher levels of essential nutrients.
Scott Walker's attempt to curb union powers under the guise of a state financial crisis, Klein says, "The Wisconsin protests are an incredible example of how to resist the shock doctrine".
In "The Necessity of Loss," for example, a man desperate to resist a young Lolita castrates himself and cuts off his limbs, only to see her sit on his face.
If we can set an example for other communities to resist being steamrolled and we can also send a message to Big Government bureaucracies that they would do well to listen to the locals, then we will also have helped to make our region a bit more democratic and maybe we will have helped to restore just a little bit of faith in government.
As an example of the ability to resist PI, let us consider the first weeks after purchasing a new mobile phone.
Those that generate most of their electricity with carbonless nuclear power -- France, for example -- are less likely to resist.
Our ever-striving species, which has embraced every technology promising to deliver enormous benefits but also bringing potential dangers — nuclear energy is an example — will not be able to resist the genetic revolution.
For example, the brain ECM tends to resist invasion by metastatic tumors [ 45].
