Sentence examples for extreme survivability from inspiring English sources

Sprey's discussions with A-1 Skyraider pilots operating in Vietnam and analysis of aircraft currently used in the role indicated the ideal aircraft should have long loiter time, low-speed maneuverability, massive cannon firepower, and extreme survivability; an aircraft that had the best elements of the Ilyushin Il-2, Henschel Hs 129, and Skyraider.

Under the extreme wave loads, the survivability of the mooring fender was investigated and the path of breach could be traced by simulating calculation.

In this way, reliability, robustness and survivability under extreme weather conditions – a fundamental prerequisite for wave energy converters – can be achieved.

This new administration has promised on its "first day" to renege on his predecessor's promise to deliver billions of dollars in mitigation funds to countries facing extreme stresses on their survivability due to more frequent and intense natural disasters.

Predicting the URM wall static and dynamic response is required to assess its possible bearing capacity and survivability under extreme actions such as different static loads, wind loads or blast loads.

While MEAM1 is notorious for its survivability under extreme conditions, MED is highly resistant to some classes of pesticides, especially neonicotinoids [ 40].

This paper concerns experimental measurements of the interaction of a taut moored floating body, representing a wave energy converter in survivability mode, with extreme waves.

The Tiger emphasized to an extreme the German preference for firepower and survivability at the expense of speed, agility, range, and reliability.

The survivability of Wave Energy Converters (WECs) in extreme waves is a critical issue faced by developers; typically assessed via small scale physical experiments with considerable uncertainties.

Results indicate successful survivability of tested cells after extreme thermal soak without any significant physical or internal damage or electrical performance degradation.

But empirical support for the argued protein stability mechanism would be increased survivability of robust strains at less-extreme temperatures, such as those ranging between 40°C and 45°C.