Sentence examples for force-resistant from inspiring English sources

The disease-linked Arctic mutation of Aβ is found to increase the occurrence of highly force-resistant structures.

Thus, under slow stretches, the rupture force of a majority of the force-resistant cross-bridges seems to be high and with appreciable elastic strain [ 33, 81], seemingly incompatible with properties of AM.ADP.Pi states.

In the case of the yeast spindle, the relatively high abundance of midzone proteins (Fu et al., 2009; Marguerat et al., 2012) and the force-resistant, non-slip binding of kinesin molecules to the microtubule lattice (Gittes et al., 1996; Visscher et al., 1999) suggest that the spindle is densely cross-linked at the midzone.

In the negative sense, "old-school" connotes roughness, racial insensitivity, and the convoluted family relationships that make the police force resistant to reform.

He cited the rising crime rate in the city, the strained relations between the police and minorities, and an insular culture that makes the force resistant to change.

The ideal biomaterial to restore the water-rich NP and the tensile-force resistant AF has not been identified yet.

In recent years, the steel corrugated shear walls (SCSWs) are widely used in building structures to serve as lateral force resistant members.

The fulfilment of the objectives of PBSD requires number of collapse simulations of a building equipped with certain type of seismic force resistant system.

But real reform had already succumbed to a confluence of forces resistant to change -- vested interests, organizational complexity and institutional inertia.

Mr. Morsi is facing calls from Islamists to secure the release of the remaining few dozen of their brethren who they believe are being kept behind bars by security forces resistant to the new president's wishes.

The bill would create a financial oversight board empowered to help the island rebuild its economy and restructure its debts, including through a court-supervised process that could force resistant creditors to accept losses.