Sentence examples for resist failure from inspiring English sources
These construction materials must resist failure due to micrometeorite impact and ballistic impact, respectively.
Additionally, design to resist failure from accidental loading, such as fire and explosion and boat impact, is recognised as being particularly important.
Particularly, geotextiles can be used effectively for erosion protection and for reinforcement of earth embankments to resist failure during the occurrence of earthquakes associated with tsunami.
Through an assembly of microfibers into macrofibers embedded in a cellulose matrix, the Palmetto wood has optimized its ability to resist failure when subjected to extreme dynamic loading events, such as hurricanes.
Finite element analysis has been utilized to numerically model the residual stress distribution in a graded nickel Al2O3 joint, primarily for the purpose of optimizing the architecture of the interface to resist failure.
Additionally, the controlling effects of thin organic layers have been observed in other natural ceramic composite structures, such as teeth and bones, indicating that a variety of similar energy dissipating mechanisms in natural ceramic composites may operate as means to resist failure.
These concepts, and their resulting upstream effects on development costs and risks, can be used by decision-makers to quantitatively assess the impact on resilience of different SoS architectures and their inherent ability to resist failures throughout the SoS lifecycle.
Accordingly, effective designs at resisting failure are found to have high ceramic-to-metal mass ratios, with a finite (though small) amount of metal on the back face.
Thus, offshore installations are designed to resist structural failure from fatigue and extreme loading as well as other failure mechanisms, e.g., corrosion.
As a result, the ability of a CPB structure to resist potential failures (e.g., barricade failure or CPB liquefaction) can be much improved.
Fracture toughness KIC is an important mechanical parameter of a material to indicate its ability to resist fracture failure under mode I load conditions in fracture mechanics.
