Sentence examples for material to cope from inspiring English sources

Travis had a hit last year with Why Does It Always Rain on Me?, so the band at least has the material to cope with adverse weather of the sort that has blighted two of the last three festivals.

Instead of using more material to cope with the effect of loads, the actuation system redirects the internal load-path to homogenise the stresses and change the shape of the structure to keep deflections within limits.

Meanwhile one of Marsh's men accidentally forwarded some of his material to Cope instead.

It is made of strong but light materials to cope with the huge fuel payload that makes up 86% of its total weight of 10,045kg, and to withstand the buffeting of the jet stream that is pushing it along.

It is constructed out of strong, lightweight materials to cope with the huge fuel payload that makes up 86% of its total weight of 10,045kg and to withstand the buffeting of the jet stream that will help it on its way.

The financially disadvantaged, the less educated, and ethnic minorities are reportedly more likely to live in warmer neighbourhoods (32, 33), despite often lacking the social and material resources to cope with high temperatures (34).

This paper presents a mathematical programming model for dynamic cell formation to minimize changeover-related costs (i.e., machine relocation costs and machine setup cost) and inter-cell material handling cost to cope with the volatile production environments in apparel manufacturing industry.

Social support was considered as a system of formal and informal relationships through which individuals receive emotional support, material or information to cope with stressful emotional situations [ 45].

Social networks questions are presented as Additional file 2. Social support was considered as a system of formal and informal relationships through which individuals receive emotional support, material or information to cope with stressful emotional situations [ 81].

Finally, the method used to determine the fastener's position and the types of materials best-suited to cope with wind pressure on the roof were proposed, and the safety of this waterproof system was evaluated.

The Primary First Wall uses a DS-copper alloy as the heat sink material bonded to the shield block and a protection material such as Beryllium, to cope with the plasma/wall interaction.