Sentence examples for long term survivability from inspiring English sources

The aluminum 3 m buoy is a very rugged meteorological ocean platform that has long term survivability.

They also said the wolves' genetics, which dictate their long-term survivability, were not well understood.

We are debating the borders of Israel, its long-term survivability and the very nature of the Jewish state".

Though the site processes a remarkable 50 million search queries a day, the company decided that its long-term survivability rested not just on being a destination site but also in licensing its technology to businesses.

The greatest natural threat to the long-term survivability of mankind is an asteroid or comet impact with the Earth.

"So for Mr Whyte to say we were not actively working on the long-term survivability of Rangers is a function of naivety".

A working hypothesis was announced: "Long-term survivability of prosthesis will be increased by the use of biomaterials that enhance the regeneration of natural tissues" (Hench 1998).

One of the concerns surrounding composite doubler technology pertains to long-term survivability, especially in the presence of non-optimum installations.

Effective diffusion coefficients and effective diffusion depths alone are not necessarily good indicators of the long-term survivability of PG class C fly ash:lime composites.

Ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) wear continues to be an important factor in the long-term survivability of orthopedic implants.

Therefore, the design of applications, as well as the design of next generation middleware systems, must follow a set of guiding principles in order to insure long-term "survivability" without costly re-engineering.