Sentence examples for historical durability from inspiring English sources
It is perhaps this double founding by Abraham and Moses, as a people and as a faith that is the key to the Jews' historical durability.
The main concerns of the people involved in the production of the gilded surfaces, as revealed in contemporary historical documents, are the quality and durability of the decorations.
This work presents such a methodology for studying the durability of clay-bearing sandstones used in historical masonry and their repair by a mortar.
Arches are the most common structural shape used in historical masonry bridges and are crucial to the stability and durability of these structures.
According to not just Goldberg but several historical sources, the middle of the twentieth century saw the continued durability of the blood libel, the peculiar canard about Jews using the blood of murdered Christian children to make matzo (which makes you wonder, of course, whether anti-Semites have ever even seen matzo).
This durability was assured by one brilliant, debate-crushing ingredient: the claim ("historical materialism") that all freedom is an illusion, because everyone is trapped by their historical and material circumstances.
In this study the different field performances of tuffs used for historical and modern buildings were investigated against deterioration in the same environment based on the material properties and their durability.
The historical development of cell designs over the last 10 yr is reviewed, and includes a discussion of development problems such as the durability of beta-alumina, and corrosion of the sulphur electrode current collector.
Weaknesses: Size, durability, patience.
