Sentence examples for expected to resist a from inspiring English sources
The torpedo protection system was developed on the basis of model tests and full-scale trials using the incomplete hull of the prewar battlecruiser Kronshtadt and was expected to resist a torpedo warhead equivalent to 400-500 kg of TNT.
Dr. Mahathir was expected to resist an appearance.
Those troops -- foreign volunteers and Afghans from the country's south -- are the core of Taliban support in Afghanistan and are expected to resist any attempt by the alliance to advance here.
But diplomats were expected to resist such a move, fearing it would weaken the declaration.
In the presence of gene flow, only genome regions under strong divergent natural selection are expected to resist introgression, resulting in a heterogeneous pattern of differentiated and homogeneous regions (Wu 2001).
Conversely, the radiolabelled RNA was expected to resist at 100 ng/mL RNase A if it was able to find a complementary strand, like the two reverse complementary single stranded RNAs used as controls (lane 17).
People close to the commission said France's two representatives, Pascal Lamy and Michel Barnier, were expected to resist the call for an inquiry.
House Republicans are expected to resist the concept of offering a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants, though there was talk on Monday of attempts to find a bipartisan approach in the House as well.
This result is counter-intuitive to a thermodynamic argument, since the high (G+C)% base composition in neighboring sequences around a short poly dA) tract in a high (G+C)% organism would be expected to resist the tract looping out to allow for slip strand replication because of the higher level of base stacking stabilization energy in the (G+C -rich neiG+C -richsequeneighboring
Put another way, local reinforcement would imply that when an individual's neighbors also interact with each other, they are in a better position to reinforce one another's pro-social behavior, and so may be expected to resist "invasion" by defecting strategies better than when each neighbor interacts with a different set of others.
