Sentence examples for exceptional resistance from inspiring English sources
These alloys were developed originally for the chemical industry because of their exceptional resistance to corrosion in many liquids.
But as you push it on curves, the weight seems to melt away — a result, I surmise, of a wide wheel track and an exceptional resistance to chassis flex.
Closed-cell aluminium alloy foams exhibit exceptional resistance to fire.
The results indicate an exceptional resistance of the coating to both general and localized corrosion attack.
Structural silicone sealants are generally used for these kind of applications due to their excellent adhesion on glass and their exceptional resistance against environmental influences and ageing.
Because of their size-tunable emission spectra, broad absorption spectra, high quantum yields, and exceptional resistance to photo and chemical degradation, QDs are currently being investigated for many biological and biomedical applications as luminescence probes [[21]-[25] [[21]-[25]
Greene, Tweed & Co Inc, a manufacturer of high-performance elastomers, engineered thermoplastics, thermoplastic composites and integrated materials, is offering a perfluoroelastomer which, it says, is designed to deliver exceptional chemical resistance and best-in-class rapid gas decompression (RGD) resistance in environments involving extremely low temperatures.
Nanoscale materials are best known at the moment for uses like adding exceptional stain resistance to textiles, making sunscreens transparent and improving battery life.
PC is a special type of polyester used as an engineering plastic owing to its exceptional impact resistance, tensile strength, ductility, dimensional stability, and optical clarity.
Finally, AAS granted a vegetable award to winter squash Cornell's Bush Delicata for its compact plant habit, improved flavour, and exceptional disease resistance.
Because of their exceptional water resistance and high temperature stability, silicones eventually found nearly universal applications as synthetic rubber, water repellents, hydraulic fluids, and greases.
